Major economic powers, including the U.S., are turning inward — a trend sped up by the pandemic and efforts to boost domestic industries. Why it matters: The shift away from hyper-globalization ...
Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Analyzing tech stocks through the prism of cultural change. Semiconductor investors are wrong to worry about rising geopolitical tensions ...
Risk-adjusted costs and benefits to globalization have radically changed. Very closely related to deglobalization of supply chains is deglobalization of credit markets. The same factors that affect ...
International flows of capital have collapsed. Trade has stagnated. Only the cross-border movement of people marches on. Do these developments portend the start of a new era—perhaps one of ...
Geopolitical tensions have spurred another major shift in global supply chains, as highlighted by TSMC founder Morris Chang's proclamation that globalization is dead. With Donald Trump's upcoming ...
As the debate around globalization and deglobalization heats up again after the 2024 U.S. presidential election, the world seems to stand at a crossroads. Emerging economies and developing ...