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Back to homepageLeo Burnett: The Man Who Gave Brands a Heartbeat
He believed in the power of simple truths, the inherent drama of everyday products, and the ability of advertising to connect on a deeply human level. This is the story of Leo Burnett, the creative visionary who brought us enduring
Read MoreNissan’s Decline: A Story of Missed Opportunities and Mounting Challenges
Once a titan of the automotive industry, Nissan now grapples with a series of setbacks threatening its long-term viability. From falling sales and a damaged brand image to an outdated product lineup and tensions within the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance, the road
Read MoreGlobal Banks’ Retreat from China: What Went Wrong?
Not so long ago, China was hailed as the next big frontier for Wall Street. The nation’s financial markets, once considered relatively untapped, were said to be worth a staggering US$67 trillion, drawing interest from global banks eager to capture
Read MoreWall Street Checkmate: The Intriguing Story of Chess Expertise and Business
High-level finance is a combat zone, and every choice can make or break a career. Move carefully… Can the strategies learned on the chessboard provide an advantage in the boardroom? This question motivated a Wall Street hedge fund to seek
Read MoreOtaviano Canuto on Aging and the Immigration Conundrum: A Demographic Dilemma
Across the globe, populations are aging as declining fertility rates and increased longevity reshape demographic landscapes. While longer life expectancy is a testament to medical and public health advancements, the persistent decline in birth rates presents an economic challenge of
Read MoreEmpowering Traders Globally: The XM Approach to Achieving Comprehensive Trading Excellence
In the competitive world of online trading, XM stands out as a trusted, multi-regulated broker dedicated to innovation, client satisfaction, and education. Since entering the trading scene close to 15 years ago, XM has grown into a global leader with
Read MoreDavid Ogilvy, the Original Mad Man: The Man Who Sold Selling
He revolutionised advertising with intelligent, witty campaigns and a deep respect for the consumer. David Ogilvy, often called the “Father of Advertising”, redefined the industry with a sharp eye for creativity, a respect for the audience, and a talent for
Read MoreA Bold Shift in the Desert: Saudi Arabia’s $100bn Mining Venture and the Future of Battery Metals
Saudi Arabia is accelerating its economic transformation. In its latest move to reduce reliance on the oil that has long been the backbone of its economy, the Kingdom recently announced a massive mineral exploration project valued at $100 billion. This
Read MorePaolo Sironi, IBM: Mind the Gap Between Small-Medium Businesses and Their Banks
Financial services are adapting to better serve SMEs, but a gap remains between what banks offer and what these businesses truly need. Financial services are particularly susceptible to fluctuations in macroeconomic conditions, as starkly illustrated by the 2008 financial crisis
Read MoreRussian Gas Transit to Europe Discontinued Following Lapse of Ukrainian Agreement
Ukraine has terminated a longstanding transit arrangement that, even amid an active conflict with Moscow since 2022, allowed Russian oil and gas to continue flowing to European markets. By choosing not to renew the deal, Kyiv has cut off a
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