The 9 Percent Reason International Founders Keep Choosing Hungary
For a country that rarely leads a business headline, Hungary has quietly become one of the most chosen places in…
Author: Catherine Ellsworth
Covers macroeconomics and central bank policy. Previously wrote for institutional research desks.
The Legal Groundwork Most Small Businesses Skip Until It Costs Them
Most small businesses are built around the things the founders can see. The product, the customers, the revenue, the funding.…
Halloween Has Become One of American Retail’s Most Underestimated Seasons
For an industry that tracks consumer behavior down to the hour, mainstream retail analysis still treats Halloween as a secondary…
Britain’s Private Healthcare Market Is No Longer a London Story
For most of its modern history, private medicine in the United Kingdom has been understood, fairly or not, as a…
How Margaret River Became One of Australia’s Most Valuable Tourism Economies
By Catherine Ellsworth | Economy & Markets Margaret River occupies an unusual position in Australia’s tourism landscape. A region with…
Rising Storm Repair Costs Push South Florida Homeowners Into Difficult Financial Decisions
For many South Florida homeowners, storm damage is no longer a periodic expense that can be absorbed and forgotten. It…
What the Bond Market Is Pricing In That Equities Aren’t
Financial markets often tell different stories depending on where investors choose to look. In recent months, a notable divergence has…
Why the Jobs Report Tells a Different Story Than the Headlines
The monthly jobs report often arrives with a single dominant narrative, typically shaped by headline payroll gains or the unemployment…
Federal Reserve Holds Rates as Inflation Data Sends Mixed Signals
The Federal Reserve opted to hold interest rates steady at its latest policy meeting, signaling a cautious stance as policymakers…