Cash is dying. In some places, it’s already dead, writes Phil Young [button type=”large” color=”black” rounded=”1″ link=”https://issuu.com/revistabibliodiversidad/docs/dialogue_q4_2017_full_book/42″ ]READ THE FULL GRAPHIC VERSION[/button] The dream of a cashless society is already here, it just might not be on your doorstep. Last year, during a trip to Copenhagen, I experienced it for myself. Even in the most-connected, … Read more
A report from teams at Verdict and GlobalData WealthInsight has recently revealed the top ten cities on Earth with the highest millionaire density – is your city on the list? 10 – Paris The glimmering beacon of Europe, Paris kicks off our list at Number 10. Known for its art, culture and fashion, Paris is … Read more
Taking control of your personal finances revolves as much around pleasure as it does purpose, writes Chris Budd [button type=”large” color=”black” rounded=”1″ link=”https://issuu.com/revistabibliodiversidad/docs/dialogue_q2_2017_full_book/60″ ]READ THE FULL GRAPHIC VERSION[/button] Everyone has a financial strategy of sorts. For some, it is a detailed plan with a clear path to identifiable objectives. For others it is an exercise … Read more
The internet jut got bigger, safer and more powerful, writes Dr Liz Mellon While bitcoin, the virtual currency, is a word most people recognize, the blockchain that supports it is less well known. Yet to those in the know, it is blockchain that is the exciting, revolutionary development. With this book, the Tapscotts both explain … Read more
The Western debt burden is restricting its chances of locking in growth, the global head of economics for Societe Generale Corporate & Investment Banking UK has warned Offering a masterclass in global economics, Michala Marcussen contrasted a world in which developed countries normally support developing nations with the reemergence of China. China had until recently … Read more
Philosopher says capitalism was intended as a way to make the maximum number of people happy – but is only just starting to work out how Capitalism has drifted away from its original aim of maximising happiness, but will find its feet again, says eminent philosopher Alain de Botton. De Botton used the recent Changeboard … Read more
Marshall Goldsmith says the super rich care less about the scale of their giving and more about the circumstances in which it departs their pockets Super rich people seeing public donations as ‘winning’ and private spending as losing – know the difference and you are more likely to have them fund your project, says Marshall … Read more
Cool response to British Premier’s ‘renegotiation’ could jeopardize UK’s place in Europe Support for the UK to quit the European Union has shot ahead following David Cameron’s modest renegotiation of terms with Brussels. Public support for quitting the bloc has skyrocketed after a cool public response to the deal – deemed “weedy” by europhile journal … Read more
November of last year was thought to be the end of Russian woes when it came to the economy. However, the recent oil price crash has once again thrown the country in an economic struggle. A statement by Capital Economics outlines that Russian’s economy will grow by only 0.5% this year which is well below … Read more
Many nations would be better off out of the single currency, says Lars Christensen The monster is romping through the old continent, strangling nations large and small. The euro is killing the Europe it was meant to unite. The evidence couldn’t be clearer. The nations that chose to remain outside the single currency are doing … Read more