Global stock markets, basically the total value of all publicly traded company shares are still dominated by a few big players. The United States alone sits at nearly $70 trillion, more than every other country combined. That kind of dominance doesn’t just look impressive on paper, it drives where
e commerce
Instagram has reached 3 billion monthly users, transforming from a photo app into a global e-commerce hub. With Reels, Shopping tools, and AI-driven discovery, brands can now reach audiences worldwide, turning content engagement into direct sales and reshaping the future of retail.
Foreign supply chains are transforming Latin American retail In the world of commerce, a supply chain is the network of suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, and retailers that moves a product from raw materials to the hands of the consumer. When a foreign company operates a supply chain in another country, it
The rise of AI compute power In 2025, the global landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) is being reshaped by a new form of power: compute capacity. Just as oil once defined economic and geopolitical strength, AI compute power is now a critical determinant of national influence and technological leadership. A
AI economy
Smartphone makers have poured $200 billion into AI features, yet U.S. consumers remain skeptical. Price, battery life, and storage still drive purchases, highlighting a growing gap between industry hype and what users actually value Smartphones before AI: fundamentals first For most of the smartphone era, progress meant better fundamentals.
Apple
Apple’s move to build every U.S.-bound iPhone 17 in India marks a new chapter for global supply chains. India’s output has jumped 240% in a year, pushing past China to become Apple’s top supplier; reshaping trade, challenging rivals, and shaping what consumers expect from their next upgrade.
Consumer Packaged goods Industry
Kraft Heinz, Keurig Dr Pepper, and Unilever are reshaping strategy by breaking up sprawling portfolios. The goal is sharper focus, faster adaptation, and stronger consumer trust. Agility, digital engagement, and sustainability are emerging as the real drivers of growth in consumer goods
Global spikes in VPN adoption reveal how essential digital access has become. Nepal saw a 2,892% surge in searches, while the UK recorded 1,987%. These surges highlight the economic stakes, the policy pressures, and the new openings for businesses in digital markets.
Consumers
Despite cooling inflation and steady job growth, U.S. households remain under strain. Rwazi Insights shows real wages have slipped 0.7% since 2021, leaving families with less purchasing power. The result is tighter budgets, reduced spending, and shifting brand loyalty
AI economy
AI now makes up 18% of uploads on Latin America’s streaming platforms. Algorithms reward volume, pushing artists out of sight and cutting into earnings. The real question is whether authentic music can still earn a living in a world where algorithms set the stage.
AI compute power
Cloud choices go beyond cost. They shape how competitive a company can be, how fast it can innovate, and how well it can sustain growth. As AWS and Azure battle for dominance, the real question for leaders is which partner moves their business closer to the future.
AI economy
Industrial robotics is transforming factories and consumers alike. With defect rates near zero and personalization at scale, buyers now expect speed, flawless quality, and custom products, standards once impossible without automation.