economy
Economy and the area of production, distribution, trade, and consumption of goods and services.
The Rise of Modular Construction in Brazil: How Modular Construction Adoption Compares Worldwide
Brazil is a nation defined by its rapid urbanization and bustling metropolises, yet its construction sector has historically relied on traditional, labor-intensive masonry. This is changing. The rise of modular construction in Brazil is signaling a pivotal shift in how the largest economy in South America builds its future. While the world watches nations like China and Sweden revolutionize building speeds, Brazil is carving its own path, fueled by a unique mix of urgent housing needs and infrastructure demands.
By Joey Moore6 days ago in Journal
Buried for 33 Years: The Dream to Revive One of the Country’s Largest Gold Mines Suddenly Back on the Map. AI-Generated.
Introduction: In the heart of a country long known for its vast natural resources, an unexpected revival is stirring. For over three decades, a once-thriving gold mine lay dormant, its resources untapped and forgotten by many. Now, against all odds, the dream of resurrecting one of the country’s largest and richest gold mines is back on the map, with renewed investment and strategic government interest propelling it into the future.
By Ayesha Lashari7 days ago in Journal
Germany Insurtech Market Report 2025: Resilience Amidst the European VC Funding Winter. AI-Generated.
If you strictly follow the headlines, the European startup scene appears frozen. Venture capital funding has retreated, valuations have reset, and the era of "free money" is officially over. However, headlines often miss the structural reality beneath the surface. In Germany, the continent's largest economy, the insurance technology sector is not just surviving; it is actively evolving.
By Joey Moore7 days ago in Journal
Trump’s Venezuela Oil Bet Faces Big Hurdles. AI-Generated.
President Donald Trump’s high-profile plan to gain influence over Venezuela’s oil reserves has captured headlines, but the reality of executing such a strategy is far from simple. While the initiative is framed as a win for U.S. energy security and a way to assert geopolitical leverage, the effort faces massive hurdles—from broken infrastructure and market limitations to political instability and ethical concerns.
By Sajida Sikandar7 days ago in Journal
Precious Metals in Turmoil: Gold Down Nearly $1,000 From Peak as Silver Plunges in Historic Crash. AI-Generated.
The world of precious metals is experiencing turbulence like rarely seen before. In a few rapid trading sessions, gold has fallen nearly $1,000 from its all-time peak, while silver suffered a staggering 31% one-day slump — a historic plunge not seen in decades.
By Ayesha Lashari7 days ago in Journal
Gold Now Down Nearly $1,000 from Peak as Silver Extends Losses After a Record 31% One-Day Slump. AI-Generated.
The global precious metals market has taken a dramatic turn. After weeks of soaring prices and record-breaking highs, gold and silver have suddenly plunged, leaving investors stunned and markets scrambling for stability. What was once a powerful rally driven by fear, speculation, and economic uncertainty has quickly turned into one of the sharpest corrections seen in years.
By Sajida Sikandar7 days ago in Journal











