The death of Mandela represents a loss for the whole world and not only for South Africa. He was the father of a country that he taught to walk; it now needs to go on its own.
If we look at the mere data, there is no doubt: the share of the world’s population living in cities has surpassed 50 percent, and at this path by 2025 we will see another ...
Germany is recovering from the worst post-war recession, with blooming industries such as ICT, nano and bio-technology, energy-efficient mobility and medical engineering.
The French companies “united in their inside to fight” have been able to deal gracefully with these two years of economic crisis, not without carefully calibrated energies and efforts.
Old Costantinople is a vibrant, cosmopolitAn and a rising city. A unique city which provides a world of modern life without forgetting its tradition. This new business centre of the Millennium has now more things to offer.
Every morning and evening, they crowd regional trains and roads. With more than two hours a day “spend traveling to and from work”, the number of long-distance commuters is increasing. Back to a mobile lifestyle.
When “green ideology” meets big money: the eco-business of urban waste management brings many solutions to municipal administration (and good profits for the companies that are investing).
Nowadays it is becoming more and more usual for enterprises to support culture in every form, not only in their cities but also in locations where their business has interests. In the article we analyse how Credit Suisse is promoting the arts in London, New York City and Singapore.
Denver is a good city where to live. It is full of cultural, culinary and sporting attractions. Due to its proximity to the Rocky Mountains, the city is a cosy touristic resort for both the summer and winter seasons.
