Billions once flowed into dot-com companies that ended in a market-wiping crash. Now AI stands in the spotlight. Are we witnessing the next biggest innovation, or yet another bubble ready to burst?

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Source: https://pixabay.com/illustrations/euros-bill-digital-binary-null-5632480/ The preparation phase of the European Central Bank’s (ECB) plan to digitalise the euro has successfully concluded and is on track to be implemented by 2029. The digital euro is an electronic means of payment similar to banknotes and coins, issued by the central bank and available to everyone within the eurozone. The ECB argues that digitalisation would support financial inclusion, protect privac

Photo by UMA media Yesterday, many investors started celebrating Christmas early because Nvidia’s blockbuster Q3 earnings report hit the market. There was a lot of anticipation before the release, as Wall Street projected positive results that were not only confirmed but ultimately exceeded. Many experts suggest this report could trigger a continued surge in AI investment. However, what potential pitfalls can lurk beneath this rosy picture, and will the music really never sto

We all remember how Trump boasted that his friends made millions on the pause on tariffs in April. This led several Democrats to accuse Trump’s associates of insider trading (trading on non-public information). Needless to say, those claims were instantly denied. However, if they are ever proven right, there is still hope that justice will be served. The same can’t be said about a scandal that happened a couple of days ago… Source: Torok, D. (2025, April 2).  Trump showing a

Joint article with Ryan Dillmann Pexels/Creative Vix At the historic NATO summit in The Hague on 25 June 2025, alliance members agreed to raise direct defence spending to 3.5% of GDP, with an additional 1.5% allocated for civil preparedness, security infrastructure, and the defence industrial base by 2035. This decision has been the direct result of Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine, and various other world tensions, prompting a renewed need for rearmament. Outside

How Dutch supermarkets stand at the forefront of a global trend Seasoned grocery shoppers are equipped with loyalty cards to save some money, but a recent trend in Dutch supermarkets may have them do the opposite - paying extra. Customers of Albert Heijn and Vomar can opt to pay 10% extra, which the supermarket sets aside on their behalf. Once a certain threshold is reached ( EUR 49 for Albert Heijn ), they can withdraw the money with a 6% interest rate.  “Dutch retailing has

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Once the undisputed pillar of global finance, the U.S. dollar is facing a slow but significant shift. Countries around the world are moving to reduce their dependence on the dollar, driven by geopolitical tensions, economic nationalism, and the rise of alternative financial systems. This article explores the forces behind de-dollarization and what a multipolar currency world means for U.S. power, global trade, and financial stability.

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Ready to kiss the ATM goodbye? We might soon see a world where Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) are a thing of the past.

China’s stock market interventions are tools of both economic management and political power, influencing global finance.

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Inequality shapes opportunities and mobility, sparking both challenges and innovation. This article explores its causes and consequences.

Should surge pricing be regulated for concert tickets? Imagine waking up early to buy concert tickets for your favourite band, only to...