If you choose to invest, it’s important to maintain a diversified portfolio that includes several different types of investments to reduce your overall risk exposure. As a rule of thumb, don’t invest more than 10% of your portfolio in risky assets like Bitcoin. Although there are risks associated with the investment, the increased return potential over other asset classes might make them worth considering.
Read more ...Economists have been predicting that we are headed into a recession. Whether it's inflation of prices, deflation of assets, or stagflation in employment numbers, economists, businesses, and consumers alike are awakening to the fact that flags aplenty are waving markets across the globe into a recession-type event, with a few voices stating that we are currently in one. It’s only been a few years since the last recession and marketers may be in shock. This means they are likely unfamiliar with how to navigate the market, which is why we hope our freshly compiled guide will help them do just that.
Read more ...Digital transformation represents a fundamental change in technology, business models and behaviors that a company needs to adopt to be able to compete in a rapidly changing digital-centric economy. Digital Transformation (DT) offers tremendous opportunities for growth and provides businesses with an important competitive advantage. However, the adoption of new technologies and the use of new methods will not be sufficient if there are no clear strategies for achieving defined goals.
Read more ...The Coronavirus outbreak has already impacted every element of sport. We want to make sure that the health and safety of everyone involved is protected at all times, so we are recommending the following precautions for this World Cup Period. The global sports market is estimated at US$756 billion annually, with Europe responsible for US$250bn, the USA around US$420bn, and China, as one of the fastest growing markets, making up most of the difference (Smoggi, Value and Industry, 2020). With the last decade’s analysis, the trajectory of the global sport market seemed to be going only upwards. Yet a few years later we had earthquakes in China that damaged many apartment blocks and other buildings. In a few days their GDP was down by billions - these types of events happen all the time whether you call them natural disasters or not.
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