
From the Screen to Real Life
In the short-video era, the competition for attention no longer stays inside digital platforms. The more important question is how the fast, constantly changing rhythm of online media carries into

Europe’s Energy Burden
Europe’s energy problem is no longer simply the story of crisis-era price spikes. In 2026, energy costs remain tied to industrial competitiveness, inflation, public budgets and import dependence – while

The New Rules of the Car Market
The United States has sharply relaxed federal fuel-economy standards. The new framework gives automakers more flexibility, but it also changes the trade-off between vehicle purchase prices, lifetime fuel costs, electric-vehicle

The New Business of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence is becoming more than a market for models and chatbots. Capital is moving into data centres, compute, software platforms and specialised services, while companies increasingly judge AI by

Capital Is Flowing Back to America – but Into Stocks, Not Debt
Foreign demand for U.S. equities has reached a record, while appetite for American debt has weakened. The shift suggests that global investors are not abandoning the United States; they are

Mortgages Are Getting More Expensive Again
U.S. 30-year mortgage rates moved back above 7% in late September. Georgia is a different market, but the same affordability lesson applies: the price of a home cannot be separated

From the Screen to Real Life

Europe’s Energy Burden

The New Rules of the Car Market

The New Business of Artificial Intelligence

Capital Is Flowing Back to America – but Into Stocks, Not Debt




