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Chinese Consumer Slowdown Hits LVMH as Fashion Sales Decline
LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE, the world’s largest luxury group, reported a 5% drop in third-quarter organic revenue for its fashion and leather goods division, the first decline since the pandemic. This downturn,...
Building a Big Team: Key Strategies for Business Growth Success
Interview with Yana Daryeva of YD Event Management
From a solo endeavor to a thriving team, Yana Daryeva, Founder of YD Event Management, transformed a...
Q&A with Dr Steinbock on The Fall of Israel
Dr Steinbock’s new book The Fall of Israel is a stunning look at the longstanding forces undermining the state of Israel and the lives...
Understanding Citizenship Delays: Quality Over Speed for Lifetime Investment
At Bluemina Citizenship & Residency, we understand that citizenship is more than just a legal status—it's a lifelong commitment, an opportunity for growth, and...
Charles H. Camp on International Law
Judgments Issued By the International Court of Justice Against States Violating...
By Charles H. Camp, Hagar Sivan and Kale Wright
Introduction
More and more cases are being filed with the International Court of Justice (“ICJ”) to enforce...
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The Culture Map – Decoding How People Think, Lead, and ...
By Erin Meyer
Cultural differences lead to confusion, misunderstanding and needless conflict in the business world. In this article, Erin Meyer discusses the Culture Map,...
AI is the Future of Cybersecurity
By Dr. Gleb Tsipursky
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing cybersecurity across industries, bringing new capabilities and unprecedented potential for innovation. However, it also introduces significant...
AI Literacy and the GARTNER’s “Trough for Disillusionment.”
By Luca Collina
Introduction
I am pleased to have completed the course "Instructional Design Foundations and Applications" offered by Illinois University at Coursera. This course, among...
Navigating Business Structures: Understanding Sole Proprietorships, Partnerships, and Corporations
By Roberts & Obradovic
Every business carries inherent risks. For example, in 2022, the Tim Hortons app faced the risk of violating privacy laws,...
Banishing Post-Summer Blues: Five Ways Leaders can Re-Engage their Team
By Dominic Ashley-Timms and Laura Ashley-Timms
As we step into the Autumn months and put the summer behind us, re-engaging our teams during what is...
Disinformation Risk Threatening the Global Economy
By Dan Steinbock
As China is fueling global growth prospects, the real risk haunting the international economy is protectionism, sanctions and geopolitics –...
Can Petronas Deliver its Net Zero Ambitions Amidst Increasing Economic Constraints?
Striving for a world free from emissions is a noble ambition, but how can this be achieved amid rising market volatility and litigation risks?
This...
2025’s Money Moves: How Businesses Will Flex Their Financial Muscle Next...
If you thought 2024 was full of wild financial trends, buckle up for 2025. Business finance is heading into a fast-paced future where companies...
The First Steps to Becoming Your Own Boss
Becoming your own boss is exciting and liberating. But before getting started, you need to do your homework. Among other key steps, you should...
The First Vice-Presidential Debate
By Jack Rasmus
Yesterday’s Vice Presidential debate between Republican J.D. Vance and Democrat Tim Walz might have been called the ‘First Presidential Debate of 2028’....
How Remote Working Affects Your Organisation’s Approach to PCI Compliance
Remote working. What started as a response to a global pandemic has quickly become a permanent part of how many organisations operate. With flexibility...
Engagement Ring Shopping Guide – Advice for Men
An engagement resembles the communion of two love birds. It is the first promise for a forever. If you are getting engaged anytime soon,...
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Why Are Wars Legal? By International Law, Waging War Itself is a War Crime. Why do we think it is not?
By Joseph Mazur
The Geneva Convention permits states to defend themselves under the right to use force in expectancy of an armed attack by another state. That right could then validate invading under a covert...
