Europe Fights Back to Curb China’s Dominance
Given the swiftness of China’s economic development in the past three decades, transitioning from an impoverished and insular country to one of the formidable economic powers of the world, it...
Argentina’s E-commerce Growing at an Explosive Rate, but Not without Challenges
Argentina is the fastest growing e-commerce market in Latin America with a booming m-commerce segment. Blessed with high internet smartphone penetration rates, the country sets stage for plentiful e-commerce opportunities....
Connecting Africa – Global Tech Players Gaining Foothold in the Market
While in the past, most global tech companies have focused their attention on emerging Asian markets, such as India, Indonesia, Vietnam, etc., they have now understood the potential also offered...
Commentary: How USA Can Deal with Its Waste Crisis
It is not often that one can hear that a US$100 billion industry is in tatters, however, this is currently the reality in case of the US recycling industry. For...
Tunisia’s Bruised Tourism Industry Starts to Recover
The tourism sector of Tunisia has been in turmoil over the past few years. The terrorist attacks on Sousse beach and Bardo National Museum in Tunis in 2015 crippled the...
China’s Investments in CEE: Sharing Benefits or Building Own Dominance?
In 2012, China unveiled its plan to invest in Central and Eastern European Countries (CEECs) through transregional platform called the 16+1 Cooperation framework. Since the launch of this framework, China...
High Production Costs Dampen Camel Milk Market Potential
Over the past few years, dairy-caused allergies and the growing debate regarding the inherent benefits and disadvantages of consumption of cow milk and its products have made consumers look for...
Zambia Government’s Pro-tourism Steps to Take the Sector to New Heights
Zambia, like many other African countries, has struggled with the image of being underdeveloped, poor, and unsafe, a perception which has kept foreign travelers at bay. While these aspects do...