Category: Economy & Business
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Major Corporate Mergers and Acquisitions in 2025
In 2025, the world of mergers & acquisitions (M&A) has seen significant activity across many sectors—tech, energy, healthcare, industrials, insurance, and more. Companies are consolidating, expanding globally, repositioning portfolios, and making strategic moves for future resilience. Below I explore key deals, what’s at stake, how businesses are approaching M&A this year, the metrics to follow,…
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🌱 The Rise of Green and Sustainable Business Models
📖 Introduction In 2025, sustainability is no longer just a buzzword—it has become a core business strategy. Around the world, companies are transforming their operations to meet environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards while also responding to growing consumer demand for eco-friendly practices. From renewable energy integration and waste reduction to ethical supply chains and…
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Stock Market Volatility: What Investors Need to Know
📉 Introduction In 2025, stock market volatility has become a defining feature of global financial landscapes. From inflation pressures and shifting monetary policies to geopolitical tensions and rapid advancements in technology, investors face unpredictable swings that test patience and strategy. While volatility creates risks, it also presents opportunities for those prepared to navigate uncertainty with…
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Startups Leading Innovation in Emerging Markets
Emerging markets are no longer just catching up—they are now hotspots for innovation. In 2025, startups across Africa, South Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East are solving local problems with global technologies, scaling fast, attracting investment, and changing how people live, work, and connect. This article looks at who’s innovating, how, what’s driving them,…
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Global Inflation Trends and Their Impact on Everyday Consumers
In 2025, inflation remains a defining economic challenge across many parts of the world. While headline rates have moderated somewhat from earlier peaks, persistent cost pressures—driven by supply constraints, tariffs, climate shocks, and structural changes—continue to squeeze household budgets. For everyday consumers, inflation is not just a statistic: it affects what they pay for food,…