Editorial Blog

For decades, digital visibility followed a familiar logic: companies that ranked highly in search engines attracted visitors, generated clicks, and ultimately ...

Every year, around 20 to 22 million new electric vehicles hit the roads worldwide, creating a rapidly growing market for used EV batteries. But once these ...

The summer of 2025 and the final weeks of June this year have been etched into Europe’s memory. Europe is suffering from massive heatwaves and torrential rain. ...

Companies are now investing billions in sustainability. But which measures actually win over consumers?

How can carbon-intensive industries become climate-neutral? Mathematical models now validate what industry has long suspected: the path to climate neutrality is ...

In many companies, there is an unwritten rule: don’t talk about politics. In practice, that boundary is difficult to maintain. Political convictions cannot ...

Does artificial intelligence (AI) ultimately consume more energy than it saves? While AI is rapidly transforming industrial production, its true environmental ...

Germany’s Pension Commission has presented its final report, outlining proposals to make old-age security more sustainable, fair across generations, and ...

Economic theory often assumes that political decisions reflect the will of the majority or aim to maximize overall utility. But is this really the case?

Economic policy, taxation, public investment, and Germany’s competitiveness are frequent topics of public debate. A new podcast, Prof of Concept, takes a closer ...