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Raising a glass to the success of mixers company Double Dutch

Fuelled by a ‘ginaissance’, the market for mixers is bubbling with activity. Raissa de Haas, alongside her business partner and twin sister, Joyce, is poised to disrupt the traditional players with her premium product

Norway’s electric vehicle market is miles ahead of the rest of the world, but can it maintain its position?

Sales of electric cars in Norway are at a record high, but it remains to be seen whether the market can stay afloat without the help of government incentives

Mobile Industrial Robots is streamlining internal logistics

By transforming the way companies handle internal logistics, Danish company Mobile Industrial Robots has grown rapidly in a very short period of time. A well-defined corporate strategy has made this possible

Hesus takes a sustainable approach to urban planning

Metropolises around the world are expanding and placing greater demands on infrastructure, leading the UN to call for better resource governance. A circular approach to construction will make sustainable development possible

Succession planning will help businesses manage the mounting frequency of CEO departures

CEO tenures are getting shorter and turnover is at record levels. Carefully considered succession planning will be essential as businesses adjust to the loss of their leaders

The sky’s the limit: Jetex goes above and beyond client expectations

Jetex offers a high-quality alternative to the subpar services available in most executive airport lounges. Its work has earned it the respect of clients and peers alike

Málaga is the perfect destination for business and leisure

Málaga is best known as a Spanish port and transportation hub for the Costa del Sol. But the city has also embraced digital technologies in a big way, and today boasts a thriving business community

Prioritising the safety of travelling employees is good for business

More people than ever are travelling for work. While this development is great for business, companies must ensure each employee is kept safe during their trip

Europe’s nuclear energy debate

As a result of fear-mongering and anti-nuclear pressure, Europe is failing to keep pace with rivals like Russia and China when it comes to producing clean nuclear power

Property buyers in Spain expect modern, stylish real estate

Property buyers in Spain are increasingly forgoing traditional rustic villas in favour of hi-tech properties that have been designed with minimalism in mind

Why rich cities rebel

Recent protests in Paris, Hong Kong and Santiago show that having a high GDP doesn’t equate to societal satisfaction: government leaders and corporate managers must also ensure people are happy with their freedom of choice

The Cayman Islands offer portfolio diversification to investors

To keep up with competitors around the world, European companies must channel more funding into research and development. The Cayman Islands is opening up businesses’ access to capital through diverse investment options

Phil Popham is helping Lotus get into top gear

Lotus has been through hard times in the not-too-distant past, but with new CEO Phil Popham on board, the small British carmaker is moving into the fast lane of the high-performance vehicle market

In high spirits: rum sales overtake gin for the first time in years

Sales of rum have outstripped gin for the first time in five years, but there are question marks over whether this spike is part of a longer-term trend or a flash in the pan

Antigua and Barbuda’s second citizenship programme is an investment in the future

Through its Citizenship by Investment Programme, Antigua and Barbuda is mobilising investment capital to be used for funding critical social services, developing infrastructure and energising its private sector

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