November 24, 2024

The Decline of BlackBerry: How Smartphones Overtook Mobile Email Devices

6 months ago

BlackBerry, once a leading brand in the mobile phone industry, became synonymous with mobile email and corporate communication in the early 2000s. Known for its secure email services, physical keyboards, and strong presence in the business world, the company dominated the market for a significant period. However, in the face of rapidly changing technology and shifting consumer demands, BlackBerry's dominance waned, and the company eventually lost its market leadership to more versatile and consumer-friendly smartphones. This case study examines BlackBerry's...

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Torsten Sløk Highlights the Rise of Passive Investing and Its Impacts on the Stock Market

by EDITORIAL TEAM

6 months ago

Key Points Passive investing accounts for 50% of global equity investments, nearly doubling since 2012. This offers lower risk, simplicity, and higher long-term net returns than active investing. A shift from active to passive strategies has reduced short-selling activity, amplifying volatility in large-cap stocks. Passive strategies have reduced market liquidity and extended periods of mispricing, making market corrections slower. Passive...

The Promise of Advanced Nuclear Reactors: Revolutionizing Energy

by Rasel Hossain

6 months ago

Advanced nuclear reactors are at the forefront of a transformative wave in nuclear energy. As the world grapples with the urgent need to transition to cleaner and more sustainable energy sources, advanced nuclear reactors offer a promising avenue. These next-generation reactors go beyond traditional designs' capabilities, addressing safety, efficiency, and nuclear waste concerns. In pursuing a low-carbon future, the development...

ThyssenKrupp Steel Secures Short-Term Financial Stability Amid Industry Challenges

by EDITORIAL TEAM

6 months ago

Key Points Experts affirm ThyssenKrupp Steel’s financial stability for at least two years, ensuring short-term viability. The division faces weak demand and stiff competition from Asian steelmakers, worsening its financial outlook. Due to deteriorating market conditions, ThyssenKrupp recently reduced the steel unit's valuation by €1 billion. The company is pursuing a joint venture with Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky but remains...