Suisse Secrets: Weirdest Corporate Fines in History
Credit Suisse’s reputation was shattered in February 2022 when a leak, titled “Suisse Secrets,” surfaced online, revealing the information of more than 30,000 Credit Suisse clients. Several customers were allegedly involved in serious crimes. Consequently, many organizations began to question the legitimacy of Swiss banks and their policies.
Build More Low-to-Middle Income Housing
The U.S. mortgage rates climbed for five consecutive weeks and are now in the process of declining from 6.73% to 6.60% from a high of 7.08% in November 2022. As of today, the unemployment rate hovers at 3.6% and the producer price index (inflation) is at +4.6% since February 2022.
Perhaps scaled out on a statistical level, this would alleviate the current and projected global current housing crises in the next 20-40 years?
Regulation of the $257b* Data Brokerage Industry Still in Infancy
Suffice it to say, the data brokerage valuation range spreads approximately from $100b to $370b depending on how you cook up and slice the pie chart and over how
Melanie Perkins: The Girl who Started Canva
Perkins is the co-founder of Fusion Books, a platform that allows users to produce yearbooks without professional software, which inspired
Looking at the Economy from Recessions
Historically, recessions have lasted anywhere from two months to several years.
The average duration depends on
The World of Hot Wheels Collectors
Many forms of antiques, ranging from toys to technologies, were kept to this day, including
Pantone and the Big Business Of Inventing New Colors
Color can now be considered intellectual property as Adobe has removed
What do FTX and Monopoly Have in Common?
Monopoly represented a purer, safer time. With modern macroeconomics subject to giant Ponzi schemes, real people lose out on their life savings. “Some employees really trusted in FTX…they put their
Den Fujita: How McDonald’s Japan Became a Reality
Fujita was a unique CEO, relentlessly promoting McDonald’s on television by using unusual ways to convince watchers to eat at his restaurants. His advertisements were purposefully ridiculous and comedic to attract
