Market Sentiment & Lateral Thoughts
New strategies needed to tackle challenges of ageing, globalisation, and as robots take on human jobs, writes Neil Behrmann
Unlike rapid advances of technology and medicine, developed nation economic policies are stuck in a quagmire. Innovative, lateral thinking strategies are … Read the rest
London December 16, 2016
ESCALATION of global terrorism, security fears, persistent Middle Eastern wars and military expansionism have raised global defence spending to a fearsome US$1.57 trillion, writes Neil Behrmann
The latest annual Jane’s Defence Budgets Report calculates that global … Read the rest
London Nov 14, 2016
AS US President-elect Donald Trump selects his Cabinet, members of his team are promising a pragmatic, positive administration to allay domestic and international concerns.
Ahead of the inauguration of the new president and in the first … Read the rest
LONDON’S heady prime and new development residential property prices have peaked. Migration into London from the European Union and elsewhere and a general shortage of property indicate that the price graph, with cyclical fluctuations, will continue to slope upwards in … Read the rest