• Covid-19: Museums in the storm

    Covid-19: Museums in the storm

    Falling attendance and revenues, the health crisis is blowing a great deal of uncertainty on the temples of art, which must adapt their programming.
  • Did Trump Really Save Jobs In Auto Industry?

    Did Trump Really Save Jobs In Auto Industry?

    The preservation of jobs, the relocation of industries, the renegotiation of international treaties, all against the backdrop of a great protectionist turn with a strong populist tone, allowed the Trump candidate to win in 2016, especially in key highly industrialized states such as those of the United States. Michigan or Ohio. Four years later, will Trump II be able to serve the same recipe again without firing a shot? The point in three questions.
  • Quality of life and new consumption patterns: a (reconciliation) possible for the cities of tomorrow?

    Quality of life and new consumption patterns: a (reconciliation) possible for the cities of tomorrow?

    Consumers want everything to be available immediately without affecting their quality of life in the city. A paradox that pushes retailers and logisticians to ensure last mile deliveries quickly and sustainably in urban areas. What if the solution ultimately lies in slower delivery?
  • Six Russian military agents indicted for global cyber attacks

    Six Russian military agents indicted for global cyber attacks

    These agents "are accused of carrying out the most destructive and disturbing series of computer attacks ever attributed to a single group"
  • Before the US election, China decouples, metals will benefit

    Before the US election, China decouples, metals will benefit

    Despite a year 2020 marked by the Covid-19 pandemic which has weakened all the countries of the world, China wants to continue to move in the direction of the decarbonization of its own economy.
  • In 2020, a poorer world

    In 2020, a poorer world

    12,000 billion euros were spent in 2020 by public authorities around the world to support the private sector. Faced with these losses of wealth, negative interest rates would be the solution to avoid further widening the deficits and cushion this unprecedented crisis.
  • DOJ sues Google for abuse of dominant position, unprecedented for 20 years

    DOJ sues Google for abuse of dominant position, unprecedented for 20 years

    It is the largest legal action ever taken in more than 20 years by the American federal government against one of the giants of the American 'Big Tech'. Faced with these lawsuits, confirmed to USA GAG by a source after revelations from the 'New York Times' and the 'Wall Street Journal', Google does not take offense.
  • Leadership: Being paranoid is not enough to survive

    Leadership: Being paranoid is not enough to survive

    Most recent studies on managerial transitions converge on an alarming finding. With the resurgence of the pandemic and increasing uncertainty, organizations are increasingly adopting stand-still attitudes, favoring familiar faces and strategies, rather than disruptive bets. Whether at the private sector level, where there is a decline in leadership changes, or at the public level, where most leaders should be renewed in their positions and the same coalitions renewed in the upcoming elections. Are we doomed to 'change everything so that nothing changes' in this particular context?
  • Without touching

    Without touching

    The expression “keep at a distance” is the key word during this pandemic period. But this evil of contactlessness is deeper and ... worrying. By Philippe Boyer, Director of Institutional Relations and Innovation at Covivio.
  • Watch: How Joe Biden reacts to the Hunter Biden scandal

    Watch: How Joe Biden reacts to the Hunter Biden scandal

    After no questions were asked to Mr. Joe Biden about the Hunter Biden incident during the 90-minute town hall with ABC News run by George Stephanopoulos on Thursday evening October 15 (US time), the former Deputy the president spoke to reporters outside of his private jet on Friday (October 16) at the end of his campaigning event in Michigan.