Editorial Blog

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 ...

Organizations rely on complex processes to deliver their services efficiently while meeting regulatory requirements and stakeholder expectations. These ...

Geopolitical conflicts are a recurring feature of the global economy, and their economic consequences tend to unfold through the same channels every time: ...

Digital technologies are often seen as a driver of sustainability, yet their actual environmental impact remains uncertain. Do they really improve companies' ...

The Q Summit, the largest student organized conference for entrepreneurship and innovation in Germany, once again brought founders, investors, and students ...

Historically, the stock market was almost exclusively a male domain for decades. Photographs of the New York Stock Exchange trading floor from 1939 show an ...

In the current debate about reforming inheritance and gift taxes in Germany, one of the central questions is: Should business assets transferred through ...