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Economic “Armageddon” in EU with an additional 1 trillion in debt

Economic “Armageddon” in EU with an additional 1 trillion in debt

The warning did not come from some fringe Eurosceptic, but from the highest official level. Tony Murphy, President of the European Court of Auditors, described the European Union’s budget as a “pressure cooker” ready to explode. The reason? The debt of the EU as an autonomous entity—distinct from the accumulated debt of its member states—is …

Franchise: The illusion of “ready-made success” and the dangers for entrepreneurs

Franchise: The illusion of “ready-made success” and the dangers for entrepreneurs

For decades, the franchise model has been one of the most popular pathways into entrepreneurship. Yet, even within one of the world’s most successful business models, deep-seated structural weaknesses, rigidities, and systemic risks can emerge—specifically when the chain of transparency is broken. At a time when small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are already grappling with …

The grip of speculative hedge funds on the Eurozone – they account for more than 50% of market transactions

The grip of speculative hedge funds on the Eurozone – they account for more than 50% of market transactions

The Eurozone faces a source of instability that originates not within finance ministries, but in international financial markets. Hedge funds are steadily expanding their presence in Europe’s sovereign bond market—a market valued at approximately $13 trillion—thereby gaining increasing influence over the transactions that determine yields and, consequently, the borrowing costs for governments. Hedge funds now …

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