‘Right-to-Repair’ battle is on
The right-to-repair movement is currently facing yet another setback
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Oman’s new era of labour reforms
The new laws enacted in Oman affirm and uphold the principle that employment is a fundamental right specifically reserved for Omani citizens
China’s ‘Plan EV’ for Thailand
China has been the key player behind Thailand's latest economic recovery
Cracking C-suite leadership traits
Leadership is associated with cultural approaches to authority, an organization's legacy, and growth opportunities
Revolut’s pursuit of UK license
The Bank of England wants all shareholders to be treated equally, but convincing SoftBank to give up the right of precedence would not be easy
The US semiconductor war
As per the 2021 stats, the semiconductor industry's market value was at $527.88 billion in 2021
Deepfake: No one is safe in cyber world
In deepfake, algorithms analyze and learn patterns from vast amounts of data to generate highly convincing and realistic outputs
The battle against Metaverse is on
Although there are many aspects of the Metaverse that can be difficult to define, it is clear that there is only one Metaverse
Go Green with GBO: Electric vehicle batteries to get a new lease of life
Manufacturers have three alternatives when an electric vehicle battery approaches the end of its useful initial life: they can discard it, recycle the valuable metals,
UK think tank warns about ‘business risks’ as Bank of England persists with high-interest rates
The Bank of England has so far signalled about interest rates remaining higher for longer as it fights high inflation and keeps the ratio at