Our Best Reads Of 2023
As 2024 approaches, we've rounded up twelve of our most read articles from the past year and have shared them with you here.
Weird And Wonderful Modules Offered By Business Schools Around The World
As Halloween approaches, we explore the universities and business schools, dipping into the worlds of magic, witchcraft and spirituality as a way of teaching new skills and disciplines
How The Super Wealthy Got Where They Are
Taylor Swift looks set to become America’s youngest self-made female billionaire. The $96 million in U.S. box office sales for the first weekend of her Eras Tour concert film, comes […]
Is TikTok’s ‘Cosy Cardio’ Another Fad – Or Is It Helping To Keep The Younger Generation Healthy?
TikTok's Cosy Cardio trend offers an effective, low effort, budget-friendly workout - plus plenty of cute photo opportunities - but can it provide a bigger benefit for society? Research reveals how economic instability can negatively impact physical wellbeing. Could a viral fitness trend provide a fix?
A Lotus Growing In ‘America’s Backyard’ – China’s Influence In Latin America
Trade between China and Latin America has massively increased over the last two decades, yet the relationship between the two regions is not a modern development, with trade ties that date back to the Spanish Empire.
Southeast Asia Faces Daunting Climb To Reach Net Zero by 2050
The summer of 2023 has broken yet more records when it comes to soaring temperatures. With the planet approaching a period of "global boiling" is it now too late for worldwide collective climate action to make an impact?
The Luck Of The Irish? Why Start-Ups Are Thriving In Ireland
According to the ESI, Ireland has the highest concentration of HGFs and hypergrowers (in proportion to overall companies in the country) in the entirety of Europe. But what is it about Ireland that makes it such an attractive spot for startups? And no, it isn't just the luck of the Irish...
Was Homeownership The Rightmove for The Silent Generation?
World War 2 inflicted significant damage on German cities, impacting properties, businesses, and infrastructure. To understand the profound effects on citizens and their negative attitudes towards homeownership, researchers at the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management conducted a study.