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How CEOs Are Recalibrating Global Strategy Amid Geopolitics and Trade Wars For U.S.-based multinationals, the domestic market remains a cornerstone—providing unmatched access to capital, technology, and innovation. Yet the greater strategic challenge lies overseas. China, once the centerpiece of global growth strategies, is now burdened with tariffs, export controls, and...

Reports

Can Global Companies Stay Global? C-Suite Strategies for 2025

ReportsFrank Brown

How Multinationals Are Building Resilience Amid U.S.-China Rivalry and U.S.-India Tariff Tensions The recent wave of tariffs, trade disputes, and geopolitical tensions has disrupted global commerce. From automotive to electronics, industries are grappling with fragile supply chains, constrained access to rare earths, and escalating costs linked to the U.S.-China rivalry...

Profile

Warren Buffett Retirement 2025: Berkshire Hathaway Succession and Lessons for CEOs and Investors

ProfileDespina Wilson, JD, Esq.

Warren Buffett, the legendary investor known as the “Oracle of Omaha,” has announced he will step down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway at age 95 by the end of 2025. His departure marks the end of an era in global finance and represents one of the most important leadership transitions...

Opinion

Women in Leadership: Why Europe’s CEOs Can’t Afford to Wait

OpinionChristina Miller

For decades, the discussion around women’s empowerment was anchored in equal rights. Today, in Europe’s boardrooms, it has become an urgent business priority. The real crisis isn’t recruitment. Women enter organizations at near parity with men—47% to 53% at entry level—but by the time they approach the mid-career mark, many...

List

Global Road Networks 2025: Strategic Infrastructure for Trade and Investment

ListChristina Miller

If you are a lover of roads or journey aka a Hodophile, then you must read on to know about the Top 11 Countries with the Longest Road Networks in 2025. Road networks connect goods to people helping every country’s economic development. According to the CEOWORLD magazine, India leads the...

List

India–China Cooperation: A Challenge to Washington’s Indo-Pacific Playbook

ListAnna Papadopoulos

When Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed in Tianjin this weekend for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit, the significance extended far beyond the agenda of regional security. His meeting with Chinese leadership, amid new U.S. tariffs and growing friction in India–U.S. relations, raises a critical question for global executives:...

Ideas

Xi and Modi Signal Strategic Alignment as U.S. Tariffs Escalate

IdeasAlexandra Dimitropoulou

The global business community is closely watching as Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi signal renewed cooperation between the world’s two most populous nations. Their remarks, delivered on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Tianjin, come amid new U.S. tariffs targeting Chinese...

Ideas

Brazil Calls Emergency BRICS Summit as U.S. Tariffs Escalate Trade Tensions

IdeasRyan Miller

Global executives are watching closely as trade tensions between Washington and emerging markets escalate. Brazil, which holds the rotating chair of BRICS in 2025, has called for an extraordinary summit of the bloc following new U.S. tariff measures announced by President Donald Trump. According to Valor Econômico, the initiative is...

Explainer

South Africa Waves Goodbye to Over 2,400 Millionaires

ExplainerRyan Miller

South Africa’s wealth market, the largest on the African continent, is shrinking. The newly released Africa Wealth Report 2025 reveals that the country has lost more than 2,400 millionaires in the past decade, a decline of 6% in its high-net-worth population. This shift is more than a statistic—it is a...

Explainer

Africa’s Wealth Boom: 25 Billionaires, 122,500 Millionaires, and a New Era of Capital Growth

ExplainerSophie Ireland

For decades, Africa has been viewed through the lens of its challenges: infrastructure gaps, political instability, and uneven growth. But the Africa Wealth Report 2025, released by Henley & Partners in collaboration with New World Wealth, tells a different story—one that CEOs, senior executives, and global investors can no longer...

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Geopolitics, Tariffs, and Technology: How CEOs Are Redefining Global Strategy

Can Global Companies Stay Global? C-Suite Strategies for 2025

Warren Buffett Retirement 2025: Berkshire Hathaway Succession and Lessons for CEOs and Investors

Women in Leadership: Why Europe’s CEOs Can’t Afford to Wait

Global Road Networks 2025: Strategic Infrastructure for Trade and Investment

India–China Cooperation: A Challenge to Washington’s Indo-Pacific Playbook

Xi and Modi Signal Strategic Alignment as U.S. Tariffs Escalate

Brazil Calls Emergency BRICS Summit as U.S. Tariffs Escalate Trade Tensions

South Africa Waves Goodbye to Over 2,400 Millionaires

Africa’s Wealth Boom: 25 Billionaires, 122,500 Millionaires, and a New Era of Capital Growth

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