Business

What do Walmart, Amadeus and the NYT have in common?

It's not true that only digital-born companies will survive: there are indeed examples of established companies that have been adapted to this new world.

by Belén Romana

A guide to life insurance for millennials

How do you convince the first generation to be more overweight than their parents that one day they might die?

by Dave Hanley

How Depop is changing the retail game

An interview with the founder of one of the first marketplaces that integrated social networks, geolocation and push notifications in a single platform.

by MAIZE

Amazon: From everything store to everything business

With no real rivals or competitors in the market, Amazon continues its quest for world domination.

by MAIZE

How Jack Ma is changing the Chinese retail game

Alibaba founder is sculpting the world of tomorrow and is better equipped to know what the future has in store than most.

by MAIZE

How the European startup scene can conquer the world

The old continent is the talent pool of the world, and it's not too late for it to get ahead of the game.

by Andreas Spechtler

From materiality to immateriality

The tangible-to-intangible needs-shift that we’re experiencing thanks to technological advances are deeply disrupting the way global business works.

by Jussi Tapio

An abundant world requires abundant “money”

The mechanisms of the current abundance-based money system need to be enhanced into the new digital money systems.

by Dave Erickson

The dangers of a “winner-take-all” economy

In the future, the greatest potential to generate even bigger market failures will come from technology.

by Eytan Avriel

What is Direct-to-Consumer?

Delvin into this new level of transparency of communication between manufacturers and customers, and another avenue for brands to harvest the new oil – data.

Tips from the e-commerce giant Zalando

What is going on e-commerce globally today, and what are the biggest challenges in this sector?

by Marc Lamik

Big data and Amazon’s trojan horse

Vocal assistants are on the rise, and Amazon is dominating the market. What's the state of the art of the market, and what's next?

by Barak Berkowitz

The Venture Client model

The “Venture Client” model differs from the approach of an incubator or accelerator in many ways, and comes with great competitive advantages.

by Gregor Gimmy

Speed is not a strategy

Speed is a great thing unless you’re moving in the wrong directions. Understandably, business leaders have become obsessed with moving fast.

by Robert C. Wolcott

A year of consolidation

We take a look back at some of the year's most defining high-tech deals.

by MAIZE

How technology can be a honeypot for retailers

LET'S GET PHYSICAL

by Daniel Kellmereit

The risks of capitalism’s technological progress

In the future, the greatest potential to generate even bigger market failures will come from technology.

by Eytan Avriel

A tale of space and time, and of running out of both

From fashion, to automotive and banking: How retail has been changing drastically across all sectors.

by Daniel Kellmereit