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Business & Industry
Sep 19, 2018
COWORK
"During the last 20 years, the work paradigm has suffered enormous and radical changes, as result of multiple structural, economic, technological and social phenomena. And so, today, our relation with our work is nothing like...
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Business & Industry
Aug 31, 2018
BRIKAWOOD
There is a growing fascination over 3D printed houses. In fact, it is a flourishing business and, facing the challenges of housing all around the world, these days, it might prove itself as a low-cost solution for most disadvantaged...
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Business & Industry
Jun 20, 2018
NEW CYCLE OF INVESTMENT IN ANGOLA
The economy of Angola is starting a new cycle of recovery, taking into account the steady increase of the price of crude oil and the technical assistance of the International Monetary Fund
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Business & Industry
May 26, 2018
"CASHLESS" SOCIETY
Even though under different shapes and materials, money is in Mankind's History for the last 3000 years. One unavoidable reality for a consumption society we see is gaining speed each and every day
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Business & Industry
Apr 28, 2018
RECYCLE, REUSE, REPAVE
E-waste is a chronical and global pollution problem. Reports from the United Nations University show that only 20 per cent of generated e-waste, is then disposed in official recycling programs
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Business & Industry
Apr 13, 2018
A NEW STAGE FOR THE MIDDLE EAST
Unfortunately, talking about the Middle East is often associated with the idea of war and conflicts, as this pivotal region between East and West still haven't found a situation quite stable since the end of the Ottoman Empire for...
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Business & Industry
Mar 31, 2018
"APPLE ISLAND'S" NECTARS
The Australian state of Tasmania became known thanks to its apples, to the point of being nicknamed "apple-island" due to the predominance of its apple trees orchards
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Business & Industry
Feb 1, 2018
THE NEW WORLD PARADIGM
By definition, 'millenials' are the people born between the 1980 and 2000 decades. This expression – created by the authors William Strauss and Neil Howe, first quoted in 1991 to Forbes Magazine – directed at the first generation...
