Chris Lawrence

In a few years we will all go to the doctor through our iPad. This was one of the most repeated claims in 2020, when the covid pandemic triggered the ‘telemedicine’ business. In the heat of the restrictions and with the fear of infection in hospitals, thousands of companies were born in charge of supplying … Read more

The fears have been confirmed. The Evergrande crisis (a reflection of the real estate situation), the Delta variant and the energetic crunch they are taking a toll on China’s economic growth. The economy has gone from growing almost 9% annually in the second quarter of the year to growing less than 5% in the third … Read more

George Soros’s opinion on bitcoin has changed radically in three years. For the famed 91-year-old Hungarian-American investor and billionaire, this digital currency has gone from being a “typical bubble” to a “popular phenomenon” that is being used as a hedge of value against inflation. “Cryptocurrencies are a typical scam and bubble that is always based … Read more

The bank has managed to keep the fire since the European Central Bank zeroed interest rates back in 2015. It has not been easy. The Covid was a real gale that threatened to extinguish the flame before even the final recovery could ignite, but it did not succeed. Today the large Spanish bank is in … Read more

The Ministry of Labor has backed down and is willing to make contracting in construction more flexible, as noted eE last Wednesday. Thus, it has proposed to maintain the fixed work contract, although with modifications. In return, it establishes that the construction companies will be obliged to relocate employees to a new work when they … Read more

Renfe train drivers have been in the news in recent weeks due to the strike called that has reduced the service of several connections. Last week, unions and the company reached an agreement to put an end to this situation, which had been initiated by the demands on the reduction of the workforce. Until then, … Read more

The current increase in the cost of energy, mainly due to the rise in gas, which has dragged down oil and other raw materials, known as bottlenecks in the supply chains of industries, with the shortage of chips as the main problem in the global productive supply and with the automobile sector as one of … Read more

China is the world’s factory and also the origin of the proverb, which together with the research of the mathematician and meteorologist Eduard Lorenz, created one of the best-known chaos theories: the butterfly effect, according to which the flapping of an insect in Hong Kong can unleash a storm in New York. A virus discovered … Read more

Ports completely clogged, land transport companies that cannot supply, factories running at half gas in China, a global energy crisis that is only getting worse and consumers with full pockets (after forced savings from confinement) who want to enjoy the relatively normal first Christmas since the covid arrived from the East. It is still too … Read more