Medical device companies receiving more in government subsidies than they pay in tax strengthens the case for the government’s planned crackdown on multinational companies.
There’s three reasons to believe that globalisation will go backwards in the years ahead. One of them is the growing realisation that the world is a dangerous place.
These are the real sea monsters:waves so tall they can block out the sky. So what happens when waves go “rogue”? Why do they strike out of nowhere? And how do sailors survive them?
As the pandemic and the war in Ukraine continue to weigh on trade and business ties,a shift away from globalisation could have important implications for inflation and the world’s economy.
As the world becomes a more dangerous place,things we take for granted,like global trade in food,may be far more vulnerable than anyone realised.
After 75 years of dollar dominance,the world risks splintering into rival blocs led by the US and China.
Boss of 169-year-old denim brand says supply chain resilience and agility now trump low-cost production
A new index of global supply chains indicates the crisis peaked late last year but the pressures remain acute.
It’s time for investors and consumers to sit up and take notice of the anaemic state of global supply chains,which are likely to get worse before they get better.
A truth that should be universally acknowledged is that cats are going to cat.
Shortages of aluminium,semiconductors:and a lack of shipping containers will all be hitting Australian consumers in the future.