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A Lifetime of Building and Reinventing Bruce Allen Craig grew up with Texas grit in his blood. A fourth-generation Texan, he learned early that building something lasting takes time, patience, and persistence. Over four decades, Craig has built and reshaped his career across two very different industries — first in...

Why Portugal’s Cultural Investment Golden Visa Is So Popular The Return of Art as a Serious Asset Class For centuries, Europe’s wealthiest families followed a simple rule of diversification: one-third in financial instruments, one-third in real estate, and one-third in alternative stores of value such as fine art, precious metals,...

Football today is more than a sport; it is a global economic engine. For CEOs, investors, and policymakers, the financial standings of Europe’s top clubs reveal insights into brand monetization, digital engagement, and cross-border capital flows. In 2025, the world’s 20 richest football clubs collectively generated more than $11.54 billion...

The highly anticipated Business & Peace Gala 2026 will be held at the iconic Plaza Hotel in New York City on January 11, 2026, bringing together world leaders in business, philanthropy, innovation, and culture for a landmark evening of inspiration and influence. Hosted by the Global Business & Peace Organization and The Association for the...

When Serena Williams announced her retirement from professional tennis in 2022, skeptics wondered how the 23-time Grand Slam champion would channel her relentless energy, competitive edge, and business acumen. The answer is becoming clear: through venture capital and strategic bets on underinvested markets. Her latest move? Investing in Unrivaled, a...

Gold vs. Dollar: Why the World’s Richest Are Rushing to Buy Before the Next Big Spike The global wealth elite is quietly shifting its playbook. For the first time in nearly three decades, gold has overtaken US Treasuries in central bank reserves — a move that signals both a crisis...

How corporate leaders create or respond to unfolding disasters, scandals, and other emergencies can directly affect the profits, brand, and future of their companies—and their careers. Many business executives have had to learn from experience how to navigate the choppy waters of a crisis. Others have leaned by carefully observing...

Sri Lanka’s Global Mobility Dilemma: In today’s world, where mobility defines influence, Sri Lanka finds itself at a crossroads. According to the CEOWORLD magazine’s Global Passport Power Ranking 2025, the country currently sits at 89th place, on par with Burundi and only eleven spots ahead of North Korea. That ranking underscores...

As a small business owner in Michigan, you're likely deeply invested in the success and future of your venture. Navigating the local economic landscape and identifying opportunities for expansion are crucial for sustained growth. Creating a robust growth plan can provide a clear roadmap, helping you make informed decisions and...

Nine years after Britain voted to leave the European Union, the referendum still casts a long shadow. For some, Brexit was the inevitable consequence of Britain’s ambivalence toward European integration. For others, it was a tragic blunder fueled by political feuds, flawed leadership, and misleading slogans. Yet a third explanation—what...