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Recent scrutiny of tech giants’ business strategies has resulted in the revelation of illegal conduct or abuse of dominant power, meaning firms have been fined or asked to change the way they operate as a result. Facebook and Amazon, in particular, have been targeted recently for the way they handle consumer data, and investigations have been launched from NY’s AG, EU Commissioners and Italian Competition watchdogs who have been concerned about the way the companies are functioning.
FedEx is struggling due to its lack of competence in the rise of e-commerce and is falling behind its competitors such as UPS and Amazon.
With US-China trade tensions rising incrementally over time and uncertainty over Brexit rising, Germany finds itself in an uncomfortable position as its main industrial hub takes on a heavy blow. The question is: should Germany be willing to sacrifice tried-and-tested policy for a dive into the deep end by relegating their alignment to caps on government debt finance?
Germany promises big things with a move away from its coal industry entirely by 2038. A move towards renewables is great, but how will it be instituted? What happens to the lives dependent on the coal industry? How will Germany account for all of this?
With Trump seemingly the undisputed Republican nominee, the parameters for victory will be determined on a day-to-day basis, scandal by scandal. Warren’s vision of compassionate capitalism seems to be resonating with the electorate thus far – but whether she can overturn the dominate PACs is another, far larger problem.
WeWork is an American commercial real estate company that provides shared workspaces for established enterprises and growing start-ups. The company has just undergone a failed IPO.
