Unless something miraculous happens, the South African city of Cape Town will run out of drinking water in a matter of weeks, and Who’s Next. Cape Town, one of Africa's most affluent metropolises, is just the tip of the iceberg. Internationally, Chinese capital Beijing is placed only behind Brazil's financial...

The Temple University's Richard J. Fox School of Business and Management tops the list of the 25 best U.S. MBA programs where graduates land the most jobs, according to U.S. News data. The Philadelphia-based institution reported 100% percent of it's 2016 full-time MBA graduates were employed within 3 months of...

The department of civil and environmental engineering (CEE) at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has been ranked as the best institute in the United States for students who want to major in civil engineering, according to an analysis by College Factual. Civil engineers with a degree from MIT are...

Digital technology and information – including “big data” – have changed the relationships between businesses and customers in ways that were almost unimaginable a generation ago. Your potential customers and clients know more about your business, and you have the potential to understand more about them than ever before. “Good...

All startups are in a precarious situation when it comes to hiring top talent. Often, they have neither the reputation nor the capital to attract experienced and respected professionals. But, for startups, hiring right people is critical. There’s little room for flubs when it comes to personnel. Your employees represent...

Once again, China was the largest producer of gold in the world, mining 453.5 metric tons in 2016, according to the latest GFMS Gold Survey by Thomson Reuters. Gold mine production in China was also higher with 453.5 metric tons of gold produced in 2016 compared to 450.1 metric tons...

With a total wealth of $3 trillion, New York, the economic hub of the United States, became the wealthiest city in the world, according to the New World Wealth. London followed America's financial capital, New York, with a total wealth of $2.7 trillion --- Tokyo (3rd, $2.5 trillion), San Francisco...

Those graduates coming from prestigious business schools like Berkeley-Haas, Columbia, Harvard, Stanford GSB, and Wharton poised to rake in salaries of well over $170,000 three years after graduation, according to a Social Finance. The average salary for London Business School alumni & graduates is $133,000 per year. In this ranking,...

Startup companies are constantly changing the atmosphere for business around the world. Each year, more startups look for funding sources to get through the first phase of opening a new business. Venture capital firms are the first places most startups look to for initial funding. While most venture capital trends...