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How Maersk became the king of global logistics?
In 1904, in the small Danish town of Svendborg, Captain Peter Mærsk-Møller, together with his son Arnold Peter Møller, founded a shipping company called Dampskibsselskabet Svendborg. The company started with a modest three ships, and its founder, facing resistance from part of the management, soon decided to strike out on his own, establishing the Steamship…
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Renewable investments drive growth. Industry Alarm at 9-month high
The Industry Alarm Index reached 68.4 points in May 2026, its highest level since September 2025. The 2.3-point rise from April is driven by investments in renewables and energy storage, plus improved supply chains. Poland ranks 10th with 59 points, in the uncertainty zone.
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Science as the foundation of China’s great-power role
Science, based on research, discoveries, and new technologies, has been cultivated in China for thousands of years, producing achievements that have been crucial to modern civilization. It is enough to recall that the Chinese invented paper centuries before Europeans, later developed printing, and even earlier created gunpowder and its military applications. Finally, there was the…
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MediaMarkt and Saturn under a Chinese flag? The European Commission is scratching its head
The European Commission has announced that it will initiate an in-depth investigation into the planned acquisition of German electronics retailer Ceconomy by Chinese JD.com. The intention to take such a decision was reported by the Financial Times, citing its sources.
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Why energy prices have such a massive impact on industry?
For the average consumer, rising energy prices usually mean higher electricity bills, more expensive heating, or rising fuel costs. For industry, however, the situation is far more serious. Energy is not simply another operating expense. In many sectors, it forms the foundation of the entire production process. When energy prices rise sharply, companies do not…










