The term ‘millennial’ is given to the generation born between the early 80s and the early 2000s. According to the U.S. Census Bureau’s International Database, millennials make up one-fourth of…
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Findings from the first Deloitte global survey of private sector leaders indicate that despite global uncertainty, private company leaders are extremely optimistic about business growth and are actively investing in…
A recent report by LeanIn.Org and McKinsey & Company titled Women in the Workplace 2017 that was conducted in the United States across 222 companies employing over 12 million people…
A major new study by the World Competitiveness Centre at IMD, the leading global business school has just released the IMD World Talent Ranking, which looks at the world economies…
2017 started off on a promising note for expats thinking about moving to Saudi Arabia, with talks of a green card for expats. It was proposed that the US-style green…
According to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s (OECD) latest Entrepreneurship at a Glance report, Entrepreneurial activity is in on the increase and the number of new businesses created…
We’ve recently written about how Portugal’s ‘tax haven’ status is attracting many expats, especially retirees, to its shores. However, it’s not only those in their golden years who are flocking…
January is the month when most people contemplate emigration. Perhaps it has something to do with New Year’s resolutions or the need for a change, either way January is the…
For many English-speaking people, one of the huge advantages of moving to Canada is that it is a largely English-speaking nation, aside from a few French-speaking provinces. This makes integrating…
There has been much speculation about what effects a ‘hard’ or a ‘soft’ Brexit will have on expats living in the UK, and there can be no doubt that there…