top of page

BELIEFS BEHAVIOR BUCKS

Delve into an interconnected study of anthropology, philosophy,
politics, and global economics

Blogs


From Hero to Zero and Back to Hero: Intel’s Surprising Comeback
Intel has been one of the most closely watched turnaround stories in the semiconductor industry, and its recent stock surge reflects a major shift in investor sentiment. CNBC reported that Intel shares jumped 24% in a single day in April, and the stock was up 124% for 2026 at that point, after rising 84% in 2025. After years of skepticism, the market is now rewarding signs that Intel’s business is stabilizing, demand is improving, and the company may be better positioned to b
Justin Chang


Dynamic Pricing in Hotels: A Smarter Way to Maximise Revenue
If you've ever booked a hotel room and wondered why the price seems to change daily or even when you've refreshed the page, you've seen dynamic pricing. It's a sophisticated revenue strategy that shapes the hospitality industry and its vital to how they operate efficiently. Dynamic pricing is a strategy where room rates fluctuate based on real-time market conditions. When demand is high, city centre hotels on weekends prices rise. When demand drops, prices fall to stimulate b
Justin Chang


6 Takeaways from Ian Stewart's Final Deloitte Briefing
After 18 years, Ian Stewart is stepping down as Deloitte's UK Chief Economist. His final Monday Briefing is a sharp diagnosis of where the global economy stands and where it's heading. Here are the six themes that he discusses: 1. Low growth explains everything Most Western economies are growing far slower than 20 years ago. This sluggishness fuels political polarisation, struggling public services, and soaring debt. 2. GDP isn't the only number that matters Immigration boost
Justin Chang
bottom of page
