Private household wealth has declined for the first time since the financial crisis. Dollar appreciation, inflation, and stock market declines over the past year all had a role in setting the stage for this. This is the finding of the Credit Suisse Research Institute's first-ever presentation as a part of UBS of what is likely the most thorough research of global wealth creation.
His book, "Capital in the Twenty-First Century", rose to superstar status and became a best-seller. Thanks to his second book "Capital and Ideology", he has been compared to Karl Marx and a 19th-century German philosopher who studied capitalism's underpinnings and proposed remedies for the world. The fact that Thomas Piketty's books address the rise of inequality in modern society contributes to the author's popularity. The French author dismisses similarities to Karl Marx. Current scholarship and the media landscape refer to him as a modern European leftist.
When it comes to protecting one's financial anonymity, many think immediately of the Swiss banking secrecy. Since the introduction of the international exchange of information on bank data, Swiss banking secrecy has lost its prominence. Read on to see what has changed in this regard.
Today, as we witness a shift towards minimalism and a growing need for efficient use of space, Japan is inspiring with the latest innovation: smart furniture. The intersection of technology and design has created a new era of furniture.
WeChat is one of the most important messenger services in the world, with over one billion users. The app for messaging, mobile payments, and social media has rapidly evolved from messenger to a versatile application.
Many Chinese youngsters still live with their parents since their monthly incomes are approximately 750 euros. The phrase "full-time daughters and sons" began trending on social media, and the matter piqued global media interest. In fact, unemployment among Chinese youth has hit an all-time high.
Small and medium-sized enterprises and family businesses have often been rooted in German rural areas for generations. The Mittelstand is the heart of the German economy, given that mid-sized firms account for the largest share of the country’s economic output, employ about 60 percent of all workers, and contribute significantly to corporate tax revenues in Germany. Today, we introduce Schaeffler AG, a family business still owned by the Schaeffler family.
The continuing industrial boom opened the question of raw materials as an investment opportunity. The metals referred to as "rare earths" are gaining increasing importance. But what exactly are these elements?

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