by Malik Runswick | May 18, 2021 | Business Economics
Emboldened by last year’s national-security law, Hong Kong’s pro-Beijing politicians want art they say insults China kept out of a new museum in the city. But a Swiss art collector who donated around 1,500 works valued at $163 million in 2012 says he hopes the city will uphold the assurances he received then that freedom […]
by Malik Runswick | May 17, 2021 | Business Economics
The “innovation industry” has become a sprawling talking shop, one that spans academia, the private consultancy sector, and the civil service. All share a mutual interest in promoting the idea of the state as a benevolent and wise shepherd of innovation. Fentem’s...
by Malik Runswick | May 16, 2021 | Business Economics
Amid a raging second wave ofCOVID-19 and subsequent restrictions on business activities imposed by several states, economic recovery is beginning to lose steam and the country’s GDP growth is likely to be below nine per cent for the current...
by Malik Runswick | May 15, 2021 | Business Economics
In the current low-yield environment, income-oriented investors may be tempted to search for higher-yielding assets to support their spending requirements. However, according to a recently updated paper by Vanguard Investment Strategy Group (ISG), Total Return...
by Malik Runswick | May 14, 2021 | Business Economics
The Central Arecanut and Cocoa Marketing and Processing Cooperative (Campco) Ltd, which suspended its operation for five days from May 11, has decided to resume operations from May 17. A Kishore Kumar Kodgi, President of Campco, said that Campco had suspended its...
by Malik Runswick | May 12, 2021 | Business Economics
Philips hosted a virtual round table with industry leaders to discuss the findings of the newly-released Future Health Index 2021 (FHI). Philips’ chief medical officer, Jan Kimpen, hosted the discussion between Professor Wim van Harten, CEO of Rijnstate Hospital in...
