Despite the vast number of people operating own-account informal ventures worldwide, few studies have adopted a cross-national comparative lens to advance an integrative, contextual explanation of where this type of self-employment will be the largest and most significant.
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More than 150 academic, business and government leaders in the space industry converged in Tempe March 27–28 for the Arizona Space Summit, a statewide effort designed to elevate Arizona as a premier hub for the space sector.
“Egypt has what it takes to play a key role,” said Landry Signé, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, a Washington D.C.-based think tank, and professor at the Thunderbird School of Management, a business school in the United States. “For SMEs (small and medium sized enterprises) and larger companies, there are opportunities everywhere.”
The U.S. textile industry is facing a “crisis of historic proportions” due to rapidly deteriorating market conditions, rampant foreign predatory trade practices and weak customs enforcement, said Kimberley Glas, president and CEO of the National Council of Textile Organizations, a Washington, D.C and North Carolina-based trade group.
In February, the Beijing government announced that it would create China’s first commercial aerospace research and production hub in Yinghai. Rocket Street, a rocket park set to become a national demonstration zone, will occupy the most centralised location in the aerospace area. Construction will begin on this 140,000-square-metre facility in April this year, and it will be ready for use by the end of 2025.
Euvin’s teaching at Thunderbird focuses on accounting, risk, board governance, agility, digital transformation and artificial intelligence. In January 2024, he launched Thunderbird’s inaugural programme on artificial intelligence, “AI and the Future of Work”.
The Thunderbird School of Global Management at Arizona State University has recently been recognized by The Case Centre's Impact Index 2023 as one of the top producers of case studies, having claimed the No. 20 position in the world and No. 7 in the U.S. for its global reach and impact of faculty case writing.
For the past few months, analysts, economists and politicians in the West have been discussing the theory that China's economy has peaked. Some agree that the Chinese economy has done so and argue that sustained high growth will inevitably be stifled because of insurmountable challenges in critical areas, such as the economic structure, demography, etc.
Such is the road that Anjelina Belakovskaia followed to become a grandmaster, and that experience has informed her growth in business and in teaching about it. Belakovskaia, associate teaching professor of global finance at the Thunderbird School of Global Management at Arizona State University, has taken what she has learned from chess and infused that into her business curriculum.