Note that interest rates and the stock market share a notable relationship. Changes in the rates of interest and the movements in the stock market […]
Author Archives: Nathan Alexander Yeung
Why The Warner Bros Acquisition By Netflix Is Not Yet A Close Deal
Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery announced on 5 December 2025 that the former will buy the film and television production studios and streaming assets of […]
Explainer: Why Costco is Suing the Trump Administration
Costco Wholesale Corporation filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government on 28 November 2025 to contest sweeping import tariffs imposed under the second Trump administration. […]
Cost Benefits of Work From Home Arrangements
The advantages of telecommuting are multifold. These include providing individuals a better opportunity to achieve work-life balance, enabling organizations to mitigate better the risks related […]
The Apple “Think Different” Slogan: Origin, Meaning, and Impact
Apple launched the “Think Different” slogan in 1997 following the return of Steve Jobs in the company.
How Bayer Spread HIV Through Contaminated Blood Products
In 1981, concerns were growing about an unidentified disease associated with the collapse of the immune system and increased susceptibility to infectious and opportunistic diseases. […]
Why is California Considered the 4th Largest Economy in the World?
In April 2025, the State of California officially surpassed Japan to become the fourth-largest economy in the world, according to official figures from the International […]
Why the Dutch Seized Control of the Chinese-Owned Chipmaker Nexperia
Nexperia is a semiconductor manufacturer that focuses on the high-volume production of essential chip components like discrete semiconductors and integrated circuit boards. It is headquartered […]
Difference Between Apple and Samsung: Comparing Their Strategies
Apple and Samsung are two of the largest tech companies in the world. Both are also dominant in the more specific consumer electronics industry. Their […]
Economy of China Explained: A Socialist Market Economy
Following the failure of its centrally planned economy based on communism and the specific economic system used in the former Soviet Union, including the disastrous […]









