Africa’s Mining Industry Gaining Momentum
Africa is home to 30% of the world’s mineral reserves, 8% of the world’s natural gas, and 12% of the world’s oil reserves. Despite being endowed with abundant resources, the...
China’s BRI Hits a Road Bump as Global Economies Partner to Challenge It
In 2013, China launched its infamous Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), which has gone about developing several infrastructure projects across developing and underdeveloped countries across the globe. However, BRI has...
Clean Beauty: Next Stop – China
China is one of the most promising markets for cosmetics and skin care companies globally, only being second to the USA in size. Despite its size and potential, the Chinese...
Indian Pharma Needs to Reinforce Supply Chain Capabilities
COVID-19 has emphasized the importance of a strong healthcare and pharmaceutical ecosystem for India. The constant demand for drugs and the expectation to deliver them in time put a lot...
COVID-19 Unmasks Global Supply Chains’ Reliance on China. Is There a Way Out?
Dubbed as the factory to the world, China is an integral part of the supply chain of a host of products and brands. From manufacturers of simple products such as...
Global Economy Bound to Suffer from Coronavirus Fever
Global economy has slowed down in response to coronavirus. Factories in China and many parts of Europe have been forced to halt production temporarily as some of the largest manufacturing...
Luxury Brands Become Collateral Damage of Hong Kong-China Conflict
Talk to any top executive at Gucci, Prada, Tiffany (or any luxury brand for that matter) and they will tell you the importance of Hong Kong as a market in...
Tax Cuts – Enough to Make India a Global Manufacturing Hub?
India has recently announced an unprecedented reduction in its corporate tax rates. Not only is this a respite for domestic and existing foreign companies, but it is also expected to...