Concerned with a shift away from traditional multilateral institutions and free trade, the World Economic Forum identifies our global economic risk.
From personal products to fitness clubs and supermarkets, the demand from Japan's aging population is changing what stores sell.
While wine consumption is down among some of us, we can look at conspicuous consumption for the reason why expensive wine is more popular.
More working women have payroll jobs than men for the first time in a decade and they are increasingly entering male-dominated industries.
More than a U.S., airplane, the Boeing 737 MAX is made from components that come from the 600 companies in its global supply chain.
Making decision after decision everyday on what to wear, what to eat, what to read, and what to watch, we create more choice fatigue.
Connecting economics, current events, and history, this week's economic news roundup ranges from cocoa cartels to popcorn preferences and color competition.
In our Friday e-links for January 2020, I recommend two podcasts that I've especially enjoyed: one on a unique NHL All Star and another on choice fatigue.
More than something we just see, the power of color relates to our taste, global trends, our moods, and how firms compete.