An exclusive, NFT-powered dining club is coming to NYC
NFTs are slowly finding a way to make their mark on every industry. And now, they’re powering a new dining concept that will be opening in Manhattan next year. But, what role does crypto have in a restaurant that serves real food and requires payment in US dollars?
Capitalizing influence: entrepreneurs transforming their success into solutions for global challenges
Success in the business world can be measured not only in terms of growth and profitability but also in terms of the positive impact generated for society. Many entrepreneurs have demonstrated that entrepreneurship and philanthropy can go hand in hand, leveraging resources, knowledge, and influence to advance causes that benefit millions of people. A RESPONSIBILITY OF BUSINESS LEADERS In the corporate environment, successful entrepreneurs have strong capabilities for innovation, attracting investment, and mobilizing resources. Consequently, entrepreneurs have a privileged opportunity to address issues and generate significant changes beyond their businesses. Therefore, the true transcendence of an entrepreneur lies in their financial success and the legacy that he or she leaves behind through their impact on society. TRANSFORMING BUSINESS SUCCESS INTO SOCIAL IMPACT Leaders such as Oprah Winfrey, Michael Bloomberg, and Jeff Bezos have taken philanthropy to another level, using their influence and wealth to drive high-impact initiatives. Oprah Winfrey: Beyond her media career, Oprah has built a business empire that she has put at the service of philanthropy. Through the Oprah Winfrey Charitable Foundation, she has supported initiatives in education, humanitarian aid to victims of disasters, and women's and children's empowerment, proving that business success can be a means to transform lives. Michael Bloomberg: The
Global Trends on the Cover of The Economist 2025
Before delving into this topic, which I must admit excites me, I cannot help but mention that The Economist is a media outlet of Scottish origin, founded over 100 years ago (1843). Over time, like any other business, it has adapted and evolved in response to emerging trends. Today, it features dedicated sections on key countries like the United States and China and covers a wide range of topics, including technology, geopolitics, finance, and economics. It is renowned for its objectivity, editorial independence, and timeliness. Additionally, its distinctive covers also set it apart. Each year, The Economist releases its annual cover, which typically highlights global trends and topics of interest. These covers often focus on areas such as economics, politics, technology, and science, among other timely and relevant subjects. Undoubtedly, a significant part of the publication’s prestige stems from the accuracy of its predictions, which have garnered worldwide influence. Leaders, students, professionals, and others eagerly anticipate these covers, as they often highlight critical issues that set the tone for the year ahead. A notable example is the 2020 cover titled "The Next Catastrophe (and How to Survive It)", which was linked to the COVID-19 pandemic and its global impacts. These cover pages
Coworking: The Booming Market Every Entrepreneur Should Take Advantage
In recent years, we’ve witnessed a significant transformation in work models, particularly remote and hybrid work, which gained prominence between 2019 and 2020. This shift was largely a "forced" solution in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, as many businesses adopted these methods to continue operations, even in industries where the nature of work made remote operations challenging, such as certain areas in the financial sector that require stringent security measures. What began as a temporary measure has evolved into a permanent trend. In fact, hybrid and remote work have experienced growth of over +100% compared to previous years. According to a Forbes report, the coworking industry is projected to see impressive growth of up to +224% by the end of 2024. Notably, coworking spaces are not only used by digital nomads but are also becoming a cost-effective solution for companies seeking to optimize operational expenses with more flexible models. In 2024, several countries stand out for their remarkable growth in the coworking sector. The United States recorded a 2% increase during the second quarter of the year, while Spain showed an impressive 70% growth compared to 2023. Meanwhile, Mexico reported a 30% increase. These data underscore a clear opportunity: coworking is not just