Chris Lawrence 
The increasingly famous space war between Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos has a new participant: China. The Asian country has important claims to lead the space tourism industry and, to this end, it has created a hypersonic aircraft that can go around the world in three hours. This space plane can take off vertically while … Read more
This Sunday ends the 2022 Winter Olympics held in the city of Beijing. Without a doubt, one of the most important sporting events of the year for many of the athletes who participate and therefore aspire to win a medal for their country, as was the case of our female representative Queralt Castellet when she … Read more
For months, inflation has covered the front pages of national and international newspapers. In Spain as in the United Kingdom, the inflation rate is currently at 6.1% and 5.5%, respectively. Namely, at 30 year highs. In the case of the United States, at 7.5%, it is the rate of inflation highest in the last four … Read more
Warren Buffett is known, apart from being one of the world’s great fortunes, for being one of the most important investors. At 91 years old, the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway has made headlines for his recent movements in the world of investment as detailed in the information submitted to the SEC in the last quarter … Read more
The worsening of inflation is leading many companies to raise the price of their products, which is a potential threat to their consumption. Heineken is the latest in that long line to announce that it will raise the prices of its beer in “brave” amounts. A situation that negatively affects all sectors, except luxury. The … Read more
Today, consumers are more aware than ever about the effects of food on both the body and the environment. Changes in consumer trends have made companies worry about the value that their products bring to customers. In this way, One of the foods that has generated the most controversy for years is coffee. The drink … Read more
Economists call black swans to those unexpected events that change the course of things. A) Yes happened in the last decade with the subprime mortgage crisiswhich caused the biggest recession since 29, or with the pandemicwhich triggered telluric movements in the stock markets and in the world economy. The frequency of these unexpected eventswhich used … Read more
Ferrovial, through its Airports division, and Carlyle have reached an exclusivity agreement to negotiate the transfer to Ferrovial of 96% of the stake held by Carlyle in New Terminal One, the consortium appointed to design, build and operate the New Terminal 1 of the John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) in New York (which includes … Read more
Although he has sometimes been described as one of the least optimistic voices regarding the coronavirus pandemic due to his more prudent messages, the truth is that Margarita del Val’s opinion remains one of the most authoritative in all of Spain. And, with infections and hospital occupation falling after the sixth wave and the presence … Read more
The United States Federal Reserve (Fed) has published its new ethical regulations with the aim to maintain the confidence of citizens in the impartiality of the institution, months after it became known that several of its senior officials had carried out million-dollar operations in the markets during the pandemic. The organism already reported in October … Read more