Tourism Western tourists have returned to Africa. Will business travellers follow? Africa's leisure tourism market is making a strong rebound, but it is likely to take many years for the region's international business travel market to recover. By Jason Mitchell
Policy Why businesses cannot be blind to the rise in state hostage-taking Courtney Fingar, Ben van der Merwe and Sebastian Shehadi
Analysis Why doesn’t forced labour in supply chains matter to Western governments? Sebastian Shehadi and Ben van der Merwe
Analysis Why foreign investors tolerate Poland’s LGBTQ+ intolerance Sebastian Shehadi and Ben van der Merwe
Costa Rica’s rise in delivering agile services to the world’s largest enterprises Product development has undergone a paradigm shift as agile methodologies gain precedence. For global enterprises and service providers alike, Costa…
Insights Opinion: Technology and social purpose must change financial services for the better Sofia Karadima
AI The metaverse: Future of post-pandemic business, or just another attempt to kickstart VR/AR adoption? Giacomo Lee
Analysis Business professionals see greenwashing as a major issue, but genuine net-zero action doesn’t have to mean red ink Giacomo Lee
Insights Where are the global hotspots for MNC subsidiaries? The leading multinational companies have created more than 200,000 subsidiaries globally. Investment Monitor uncovers where these subsidiaries are located. By Glenn Barklie
Analysis Drinks MNCs drawn to Central America and Caribbean for subsidiaries Patrick Scott and Georges Corbineau
