by Martin Armstrong, Nov 28, 2022 Online Black Friday spending in the U.S. rose to a new record in 2022, hitting $9.1 billion,…
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by Anna Fleck, Nov 28, 2022 Governments from around the world have agreed to draw up a global agreement by the…
by Katharina Buchholz, Nov 23, 2022 Which countries go easy on the climate and have also acted to combat climate change?…
by Anna Fleck, Nov 23, 2022 The FIFA World Cup 2022 kicked off in Qatar this week. Over the course of the month,…
by Katharina Buchholz, Nov 23, 2022 The United States’ 92 nuclear reactors currently in operation have a mean age of 41.6…
by Martin Armstrong, Nov 14, 2022 As this infographic using data from the United Nations Energy Statistics Pocketbook 2022 shows, the one…
by Martin Armstrong, Nov 14, 2022 The hype around cryptocurrencies is spreading around the world, with blockchain currencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum or…
by Martin Armstrong, Nov 11, 2022 No company in the world has more employees than Walmart. The latest information from the…
by Anna Fleck, Nov 11, 2022 The United States is home to an estimated 43 percent of the world’s golf courses, according…
by Katharina Buchholz, Nov 11, 2022 According to an analysis of the Land Matrix database, the Democratic Republic of the Congo is…
by Katharina Buchholz, Nov 10, 2022 Looking at pledges of military aid to Ukraine between Jan 24 and October 3,…
by Katharina Buchholz, Oct 20, 2022 Canadian city Toronto was found to have the highest risk of a housing bubble developing…
by Martin Armstrong, Oct 21, 2022 Healthcare can be a very lucrative business, and while as citizens we may view hospitals…
by Florian Zandt, Oct 21, 2022 Big U.S. museums exited the top 10 of the world’s most-visited in 2020 as East…
by Katharina Buchholz, Oct 21, 2022 According to information obtained by the Washington Post, Elon Musk has presented plans to cut nearly…
by Anna Fleck, Oct 18, 2022 The United States has pledged more than 52 billion euros in military, financial and humanitarian…
by Katharina Buchholz, Oct 18, 2022 According to the 2022 World Nuclear Industry Status Report, global nuclear power generation rose by 3.9 percent…
by Felix Richter, Oct 10, 2022 When the Covid-19 pandemic hit the U.S. economy with full force in March 2020,…
by Anna Fleck, Oct 10, 2022 At least 579 people are known to have been put to death last year,…
by Martin Armstrong, Oct 7, 2022 Back in January, in what was a rare showing of consensus on a global…
by Martin Armstrong, Oct 7, 2022 In the latest Postal Development Report, the Universal Postal Union looks at the postal services…
by Felix Richter, Oct 7, 2022 As it’s getting harder and harder for online shops to differentiate themselves with their…
by Katharina Buchholz, Oct 7, 2022 The use of social networks continues to grow around the world. At the same…
by Martin Armstrong, Sep 28, 2022 Last year was a difficult period for many people, and as Gallup’s latest Negative Experience…
by Thomas Hinton, Sep 26, 2022 The devastating effect of the coronavirus pandemic on the tourism industry is most clearly…
by Martin Armstrong, Sep 23, 2022 If you add up the total costs, taking into account not only the cost…
by Anna Fleck, Sep 23, 2022 Around one in five U.S. adults born between 1995 and 2004 are either vegan or…
by Florian Zandt, Sep 22, 2022 In terms of larger countries, Japan has always been at the forefront concerning the…
by Martin Armstrong, Sep 20, 2022 With bans on the production of petrol- and diesel-powered cars on the horizon in…
by Anna Fleck, Sep 9, 2022 The global sales of electric vehicles are expected to hit $384 billion in 2022,…
by Anna Fleck, Sep 9, 2022 Queen Elizabeth II, the UK’s longest reigning monarch, has died aged 96. After 70 years on…
by Felix Richter, Sep 8, 2022 When Apple unveiled its latest line of smartphones at a virtual launch event on Wednesday, the company…
by Anna Fleck, Sep 8, 2022 Each year, The Economist publishes a ranking of the cities with the best living conditions.…
by Martin Armstrong, Sep 7, 2022 Buying a car is for many, one of the biggest purchases they will ever make. There are…
by Martin Armstrong, Sep 6, 2022 According to the cable.co.uk broadband speed league 2022, Taiwan is on top of the world…
by Anna Fleck, Aug 29, 2022 At least 119 people were killed by floods in Pakistan over the weekend, according to the National…
by Katharina Buchholz, Aug 29, 2022 According to World Bank data analyzed by Statista, countries heavily in debt to China are mostly…
by Martin Armstrong, Aug 29, 2022 According to the BP Statistical Review of World Energy, Algeria is Africa’s largest producer of natural…
by Katharina Buchholz, Aug 29, 2022 Engine trouble led to the postponement of NASA’s Artemis 1 mission today. The flyby is scheduled…
by Katharina Buchholz, Aug 26, 2022 Only 22 percent of adults surveyed for the Statista Global Consumer Survey in the United States said…
by Anna Fleck, Aug 25, 2022 U.S. President Joe Biden has said he will cancel up to $10,000 student in federal…
by Martin Armstrong, Aug 15, 2022 I what would be the first time ever, e-commerce revenues are forecast to shrink y-o-y in 2022.…
by Anna Fleck, Aug 15, 2022 As Europe looks to secure alternative energy sources to Russian gas in light of the war…
by Anna Fleck, Aug 15, 2022 Saudi Aramco, one of the world’s biggest oil producers, is yet another oil giant to…
by Felix Richter, Aug 10, 2022 Shares of Tesla, Rivian and other electric car makers surged on Monday after Senate passed…
by Florian Zandt, Aug 11, 2022 Three out of ten U.S. residents assume that they will not have sufficient financial security…
by Martin Armstrong, Aug 11, 2022 The problem of microplastics in the planet’s oceans and waterways has been brought to light through a…
by Martin Armstrong, Jul 26, 2022 As Europe desperately looks for alternatives to Russian gas in preparation for winter, liquefied natural…
by Florian Zandt, Jul 26, 2022 Germany-based Volkswagen Group not only places in the top 5 concerning revenue, income and employees, but it’s…
by Katharina Buchholz, Jul 22, 2022 Walmart is the top-selling company in the world, turning over around $573 billion in annual revenue. This is…
by Florian Zandt, Jul 22, 2022 In 2021 alone, climate tech companies have received around $37 billion in venture capital funding, an increase…
by Anna Fleck, Jul 21, 2022 According to data collected by Statista’s Global Consumer Survey, 16 percent of Dutch online respondents said that they…
by Katharina Buchholz, Jul 21, 2022 According to its Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, NATO is currently undergoing “the biggest overhaul of collective defense…
by Katharina Buchholz, Jul 13, 2022 On July 11, 1987, the world population passed the five billion mark and July 11 has been…
by Anna Fleck, Jul 11, 2022 Plastic waste is projected to triple by 2060, according to the latest forecasts by the OECD’s…
by Katharina Buchholz, Jul 11, 2022 Use it or lose it – this principle might apply to Saudi Arabia’s oil production…
by Anna Fleck, Jul 11, 2022 The Guardian broke a story earlier today dubbed the ‘Uber files’, an international scandal involving…
by Katharina Buchholz, Jul 8, 2022 More than half a billion people in China will be paying with their phones at…
by Florian Zandt, Jul 8, 2022 The repercussions of rising energy and food prices due to the ongoing war in Ukraine are felt…
by Felix Richter, Jun 27, 2022 As the world still grapples with supply-chain backlogs (partially) caused by China’s strict Covid-19…
by Felix Richter, Jun 27, 2022 The leaders of some of the world’s wealthiest democracies assembled in the Bavarian Alps…
by Katharina Buchholz, Jun 24, 2022 Which countries actually contribute the most financially to the WHO? While there also voluntary payments,…
by Katharina Buchholz, Jun 24, 2022 Nearly everybody experiences anger in everyday life, whether it’s frustrations about making ends meet,…
by Katharina Buchholz, Jun 24, 2022 Summer flicks are starting to hit the big screens across the world. While people are…
by Katharina Buchholz, Jun 24, 2022 According to website Numbeo, salaries go furthest in U.S. cities. Towards the top of the list is East…
by Felix Richter, Jun 15, 2022 Over the past few years, podcasts have emerged as a new form of distributing audio content to…
by Felix Richter, Jun 16, 2022 Covid-19, the war in Ukraine, mass shootings, inflation and so on and so forth. It…
by Katharina Buchholz, Jun 15, 2022 Pfizer once again tops Pharmaceutical Executive’s latest annual ranking of the top 50 biopharma companies for prescription…
by Katharina Buchholz, Jun 9, 2022 Online universities around the world are expected to bring in more than $86 billion in…
by Martin Armstrong, Jun 9, 2022 The global economy was on course for recovery before the war in Ukraine – but this is…
by Martin Armstrong, Jun 7, 2022 Tesla famously invested $1.5 billion in Bitcoin in February 2021, and while the current crypto market…
by Anna Fleck, May 27, 2022 Turkey is the country with the highest share of mobile bankers, with 85 percent of…
by Anna Fleck, May 23, 2022 The world’s political and economic elites have descended once more on Davos, Switzerland, for the…
by Florian Zandt, May 20, 2022 After failing to come up with $78 million for bond payments within the set grace…
by Anna Fleck, May 20, 2022 The Swiss have voted in favor of a new law which would promote an ‘opt-out’ transplant system.…
by Felix Richter, May 19, 2022 He may no longer be in his prime from a sporting perspective, but that doesn’t…
by Anna Fleck, May 18, 2022 Global defense spending surpassed the two trillion U.S. dollar mark for the first time in 2021, hitting…
by Martin Armstrong, May 13, 2022 Thanks largely to Sevilla’s six wins since their maiden victory in the 2005/06 tournament, Spain is quite…
by Katharina Buchholz, May 13, 2022 Strong economic recovery following the end of the lockdown era of the coronavirus pandemic caused…
by Martin Armstrong, May 13, 2022 Despite being the biggest and most significant cryptocurrency, Bitcoin is still famously susceptible to dramatic rises proceeded…
by Felix Richter, May 11, 2022 As the world says goodbye to the iPod, which Apple officially discontinued more than 20 years after…
by Anna Fleck, May 10, 2022 Temperatures in India and Pakistan reached devastating heights in April and March, with peaks of up to 50°C in…
by Katharina Buchholz, May 9, 2022 The Russian invasion of Ukraine has driven up oil and other commodity prices in many…
by Katharina Buchholz, Mar 28, 2022 Global air traffic is only slowly recovering from its coronavirus low. Around the world, planned airline seat…
by Katharina Buchholz, Mar 28, 2022 The world generates nearly two billion tons of municipal solid waste (MSW) each year, enough to fit…
by Katharina Buchholz, Mar 22, 2022 By first throttling and then blocking access to social media sites and news outlets, Russia has…
by Katharina Buchholz, Mar 22, 2022 Fewer people around the world lack access to basic drinking water services than when the…
by Katharina Buchholz, Mar 21, 2022 Big cities like Hong Kong or San Francisco are well-known for their expensive real estate…
by Katharina Buchholz, Mar 16, 2022 According to recent numbers by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, India was the world’s biggest…
[box type=”info” align=”” class=”” width=””]by Katharina Buchholz, Mar 14, 2022[/box] According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, the United States remains…