Tariffs: A Double-Edged Sword That Cuts the One Who Wields it

Tariffs: A Double-Edged Sword That Cuts the One Who Wields it

Tariffs have grabbed the headlines ever since US President-elect Donald Trump’s election campaign. Countries are busy strategizing to brace for higher tariffs and engaging bilaterally with the US to avoid the imposition of this trade barrier. There are,

Brisbane is All Set to Rock with  Integrated Casino Resorts

Brisbane is All Set to Rock with Integrated Casino Resorts

Posted by: on Nov 6, 2019 | No Comments

Brisbane has a solid plan to become the next “New World City”. This metropolitan hub of Australia’s Queensland area is all set to sparkle and dazzle, with seven major projects underway that are scheduled to become operational in

What’s the Deal with the Brexit Deal?

What’s the Deal with the Brexit Deal?

Posted by: on Oct 28, 2019 | No Comments

Read the first article of this series here: In the Name of Freedom – Is Britain Choosing an Increase in Regulations

The UK is eager to arrive at a deal with the EU before it finally exits the single market. Lawmakers have voted in favor of a Brexit

Brexit: In the Name of Freedom, Is Britain Choosing an Increase in Regulations?

Brexit: In the Name of Freedom, Is Britain Choosing an Increase in Regulations?

Posted by: on Oct 21, 2019 | No Comments

Is it a coincidence that Brexit is slated for Halloween? Or have they chosen the date appropriately to warn UK citizens of how scary it’s going to be? There is no simple answer anymore, to this snowballing dilemma. But here’s a look at why this was doomed to be a huge mess right

Can the Casino Industry Help Revive the Greek Economy?

Can the Casino Industry Help Revive the Greek Economy?

Posted by: on Oct 14, 2019 | No Comments

The Greek city of Athens is witnessing an investor boom, with the construction of hip new hotels from leading names dotting the skyline. After plunging more than 40% in 2010, property prices are gradually trending upward, and stability is returning. This

The Global Sugar Industry Needs a Free Market System to Flourish

The Global Sugar Industry Needs a Free Market System to Flourish

Posted by: on Sep 6, 2019 | No Comments

The global sugar industry is expected to grow at a compounded rate of 2.9%, from around $75.6 billion in 2018 to cross $89 billion in 2024, according to  a report by ResearchAndMarkets.com. Although there is no dearth of global demand for sweetened

Global Casino Giants Looking to Get a Slice of Japan’s IR Market

Global Casino Giants Looking to Get a Slice of Japan’s IR Market

Posted by: on Aug 28, 2019 | No Comments

Over the past few years, Asian markets have become prominent hubs of the Integrated Resort (IR) business model. IRs are complex resorts offering diverse leisure activities, right from huge hotels to entertainment facilities like fun shows, shopping malls,

Could the Launch of African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Deal Usher in a New Economic Era?

Could the Launch of African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Deal Usher in a New Economic Era?

Posted by: on Jul 29, 2019 | No Comments

Brexit has been grabbing the headlines and all our attention. There’s a lot being said practically every day about the repercussions of ending free movement of labor. And, there are speculations around restrictions to the

A Booming Macau Casino Industry Contributing to Surge in US Stocks

A Booming Macau Casino Industry Contributing to Surge in US Stocks

Posted by: on Jul 22, 2019 | No Comments

The Chinese casino and gaming industry has seen tremendous growth and increasing popularity over the years. Macau already outpaced Las Vegas in terms of gaming revenue way back in 2010. It is the only destination in Greater China (which consists of China,

Brexit Curbs Freedom of Movement: What’s the Economic Impact?

Brexit Curbs Freedom of Movement: What’s the Economic Impact?

Posted by: on Jul 15, 2019 | No Comments

For years, people in the UK have been fed a steady stream of media stories and statements by politicians regarding the dangers of unrestricted migration. So much so that most people believe migration from the EU into the UK is