Are luxurious tiny homes the future?
It is no surprise that demand for tiny homes is growing, given that tiny homes save on average £780-£1,057 per month
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The paradoxes of industrial policy
The inherent knowledge asymmetry between the public and private sectors is one of the core problems with industrial policy
Cairo retail sector rents surge by 9% in 2023: JLL
JLL's report also highlighted that the retail sector in Cairo witnessed limited project launches and completions in 2023
Shorter supply chains, bigger challenges
Reliable data, not just anecdotal evidence, indicates that global supply chains are being rewired
The ‘Pipeline Economics’ behind Gaza conflict
EAPC briefly gained attention in 2014 when a pipeline breach sparked Israel's biggest environmental crisis
Discussing MENA’s IPO Oasis
In the first half of 2023, the number of MENA IPO deals reached 23, a 4% year-on-year slide, all of which were in the Gulf
Economy faces uncertainty amid war
Exchange rates, commodities prices, and stock market indices are all significantly impacted by internal and interstate conflicts
Canada’s economic puzzle: The Pandora’s box
Canada has four relevant borders, not only the American one, as Canadian decision-makers have assumed for decades
Banking on Cloud: A Deep Dive
Some of the common challenges that banks may face are customised solutions and total control over data and resources
Addressing banking’s tech skills gap
Although banking is widely seen as a highly lucrative industry, money cannot solve this issue on its own