
Flash and Facts
13 May 2016
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Unicorn Startups are facing a Test of Truth
Today, 145 startups worldwide are valued at more than US$ 1 billion. And among these companies which earned the title of unicorn 12 are valued at more than US$ 10 billion(Fig.WSJ &DJVS). Uber ...
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13 May 2016
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A few comments about the Decline in Industry
As early as the 19th century, Europe was considered as the world's most competitive powerhouse. Today, the continent's economy is essentially based on the services sector but it remains an ...
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29 April 2016
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The Influx of Money to Sport
Illegal betting, doping or corruption are not new phenomena in the world of sport. Today, almost all sporting disciplines are suspected of dubious practices. Obviously, it mainly affects "the ...
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29 April 2016
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The Current Costs of Healthcare are Unsustainable
The financial foundations of the healthcare system are deteriorating in particular in European countries. The challenges are well known: an ageing population, the growth in chronic diseases and ...
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12 April 2016
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The Long Term Effects of Terrorism
The growing impact on our economies and citizens of terrorism is no loger in question. However, the consequences are difficult to assess.Of course, the damage to infrastructure and buildings can ...
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12 April 2016
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Unemployment is a Millstone around Europe's Neck
There are at lest two faces of unemployment in Europe. Unemployment remains a matter of great concern in a majority of countries. Numerous countries have high or very high unemployment rates and ...
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29 March 2016
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Relaunching the European Defense is urgent
Against a background of serious international tension and the pressure of terrorist movements, the strengthening of European military capabilities seems essential. The idea of a European army goes ...
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29 March 2016
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Can we do without Nuclear Energy ?
The EU is the largest energy importer in the world, importing 53% of its energy at an annual cost of around US$ 410 billion. To be precise, 26.9% of electricity was from nuclear, 40.5% from fossil ...
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11 March 2016
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Is China buying Europe ?
Year after year we are witnessing China's growing appetite for Europe's brands and technology. And China is cash-rich. A few weeks ago ChemChina has confirmed the acquisition of the Swiss ...
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11 March 2016
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Farmers are still Upset
The governments across Europe keep announcing more money for them but the farmers are still not happy. This unease has remained essentially unchanged for decades. And yet, if we look at the EU, the ...
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