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There are economists who write essays, novels, and serious studies. There are works of fiction that teach economic theory. And then there are books that serve as manuals for investors. During the week of International Book Day, we recommend 10 essential investment titles:
Flying taxis have yet to take off, facing numerous technological, social, and legal challenges. Designs for take-off and landing infrastructure—known as vertiports—are already in progress, starting with cargo and later expanding to passenger transport.
The last decade of the financial market can be described in many ways, but perhaps the one that fits best is the concept of “outlier”. It may seem very difficult to think that what we have experienced does not fit within the margins of “normality,” it happens every year when we talk about the weather or the state of youth. In the case of markets, however, it fits like a glove. Why?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a rapidly growing field that has the potential to revolutionize the way we work, learn and interact with technology. As AI technology continues to progress, it is increasingly integrated into various aspects of the workplace, from automating repetitive tasks to helping professionals to make better decisions.
Switzerland, where half a million cows graze under a strict animal welfare policy, practices sustainable livestock farming to clean up forests, protect biodiversity, improve soil quality, and prevent flooding. The Swiss have not invented anything: grazing and agroecology.
There are professional, retail or institutional investors. When considering risk, there are conservative, moderate and more daring risks. And depending on their strategy, there are individuals or legal entities who are committed to investing in the short term, who seek opportunities or who trust the passage of time. 
In honor of International Women's Day, two BBVA managers in Switzerland, Janet Pitan and Eva Blaya, share their female role models from the worlds of business, investment, and finance. These stories highlight contemporary women who make a difference: pioneers, innovators, and leaders.
Almost 17% of women intend to become entrepreneurs. Despite having fewer opportunities to close business and secure venture capital, female entrepreneurship continues to grow, especially in emerging economies. In fact, one out of every three people with high growth, who have the greatest impact and are climbing the career ladder, are women. 
In a sector where personalized treatment is particularly essential, digitization is initiated through digital investment platforms, AI, big data, blockchain and cybersecurity.
Digital technologies are a key element in decarbonization, but they also have a negative environmental impact. Green computing, also known as Green IT, promotes technologies that help reduce harmful emissions.
The year 2025 is shaping up to be a dynamic period, marked by significant transformations in the economic, social, and financial spheres. Many of these trends are directly or indirectly impacting our lives, while others have relevant financial implications, even for those who do not invest in financial markets.
Following Apple's recent launch of the first AI-enabled iPhone, our mobile devices are set to undergo a major transformation over the next five years. With flexible materials, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, and 6G connectivity, what is in store?
Rising tariffs, economic slowdown, public debt volume, inflation and rate cuts, stock market valuations... The financial challenges of the coming year are many and varied, as are opportunities for investors. Geopolitical conflicts are also a concern.
The foreign exchange market has a daily volume of 5 trillion dollars, making it the largest market in the world, but not everyone knows how it works. It is used to facilitate international trade and set the price of one currency against another. The Swiss franc remains one of the most important safe-haven assets.
In Switzerland, nearly 60% of transactions are made using cards or digital applications. For users, mobile payments provide security, speed and convenience. 
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