The Saudi Arabia pharmaceutical glass packaging market is set for growth due to increased demand for medicine and pharmaceutical products, driven by a growing pharmaceutical sector and stringent ...

This early experimentation has allowed the company to take a step back and avoid getting swept up in the frantic AI agent ...

Critics have called Strategy a Ponzi scheme because it uses money from new investors to service debts. As Strategy (MSTR) comes under pressure amid the latest crypto market downturn, Peter Schiff has ...

Gold investor Peter Schiff called Strategy’s business model, which hatched the biggest Bitcoin (BTC) treasury company in the world, a “fraud” on Sunday and challenged the company’s founder, Michael ...

Investing.com -- Strategy Chairman Michael Saylor defended his company’s business model on X, emphasizing that the firm is not a passive investment vehicle amid concerns about potential removal from ...

“MSTR’s entire business model is a fraud,” the Euro Pacific Asset Management global strategist said Sunday on X, challenging Strategy Chair Michael Saylor to a debate at the cryptocurrency conference ...

Nokia announces new strategy, evolution of its operating model, new long-term financial target, strategic KPIs and changes to its Group Leadership Team Espoo, Finland – Nokia is holding its Capital ...

Strategy's (MSTR) preferred shares fell alongside bitcoin (BTC-USD) this week, pushing up implied yields and likely making future funding for BTC purchases more expensive, according to a media report ...

Bitcoin treasury company Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) is operating a fraudulent business model, economist Peter Schiff has alleged. “MSTR’s entire business model is a fraud,” the Euro Pacific Asset ...

Providers must lead the way in making value the overarching goal by Michael E. Porter and Thomas H. Lee In health care, the days of business as usual are over. Around the world, every health care ...

Their impact on the value chain and organizational structure. The second in a two-part series. by Michael E. Porter and James E. Heppelmann The evolution of products into intelligent, connected ...