Melbourne is the world’s most livable city, while Damascus is the least, according to The Economists’ annual Global Livability Ranking of 140 cities around the world. The report considers 30 factors when evaluating a city’s livability, such as safety, healthcare,…
As we prepare to head into 2015, we find the world’s economies split between those ready for growth, and those teetering on the brink of recession. By Sameer Massis It was 160 years ago this month that Louis Pasteur stood…
Investing in emerging economies, especially in the conflict-ridden Middle East, often comes with a degree of risk which can be tricky to weigh up if you don’t have access to the right information. EQLIM, a new Lebanon-based data and analytics…