Unemployment is falling or remaining at low levels in most OECD economies, although some experts are beginning to notice the slowdown. The positive progress in the labor market is part

Babbel managing director Thomas Holl was warned about the mistakes founders make when expanding to the US. Then he made all of them It took Berlin-based digital language learning startup

When assessing foreign investment into the US by state, Delaware and South Carolina are shown to punch well above their weight. Delaware is one of the smallest US states, ranking

The artificial intelligence revolution has arrived, and it’s here to stay. ChatGPT has provided us the indisputable evidence that this long-awaited technology is entering a more mature—and more valuable—stage. In

The deindustrialization of Germany: If Europe’s economic motor stalls, the Continent’s already polarized political landscape will shudder. BERLIN — Germany’s biggest companies are ditching the fatherland.  Chemical giant BASF has

Mid-sized companies are reducing their dependence on China, dominating their industries and creating a roadmap to succeed in a new world economy. Germany was the West’s biggest winner from the

Lower energy costs, supply chain issues and political volatility are some of the issues behind European companies’ decisions to open new manufacturing plants in the United States. Relatively low energy

The Biden administration is luring companies with big subsidies. What would it mean for Germany as a business location if German companies were to invest more in the US and

New research from the University of Birmingham has shed light on how managers’ attitudes towards the hybrid work model have changed as a result of the pandemic. Surprisingly, the findings

A big change is coming to the U.S. economy: a prolonged period of labor shortages. And nearly everything we’re doing now is making the problem worse. Over the past year,