economics
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Flex culture isn’t a new phenomenon, but it definitely changed shape over the last few decades. With the rise of media, colored tv, colored magazines, social media, … People are flexing with their education, art, antiques, furniture, real estate, travels, cars, clothes, jewelry, accessories, make-up, restaurant visits, private-chef dinings, spouse, power, money, career, background, royal…
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Did you know that the shortest war the war of Great Britain against Zanzibar was? It lasted for 38 minutes on the day of 27 august 1896. Only because Zanzibar’s king died, got killed even, according to the rumors. So his brother reigned. Zanzibar, a kolonie of Great Britain at the time, wanted to keep…
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Finances are personal, although the industry tells us otherwise. We all think we need to learn more about money, when in reality, it’s often an excuse to execute a task. There are a lot of conversations about making money, but only limited ones on managing money. While it is something that reaches every aspect of…
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It’s going on for way to long now, yes, I’m talking about the war in Ukraine, right now. This is a demand to the involved governments. Stop this ridiculous farce of a war, without inertia. We all know it, this war only serves Vladimir Poetin and Volodymyr Zelensky to embezzle money. If they doesn’t stop…
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In my opinion, nepotism is despicable. It’s a shame it isn’t criminal yet. “But, like it or not, we live in an age of dynasties. Who else than family can you trust around the family business?”, says Elisabeth Gillies as Fallon Carrington in Dynasty. Of course, when you’re at the other seat of the table,…
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Everyone agrees: streaming is booming business. But every streaming service has evolved since their start. Of course, it’s necessary when there’s so much competition on the market. Marc Randolph is one of the founders of Netflix. One day, he met a security guard at a meeting. The meeting was set by a publisher who invited…
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Belgium has four regions: Flanders, Wallonia, the German-speaking region and Brussels. Our official languages are: French, Dutch and and German. Even though less than 100 000 people speak German, it is considered an official language. Absolute nonsense! We’ve been fighting since our independence for this part, but it’s so small, it doesn’t add much value…
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