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In the future, 81% of the UK population will be living in urban areas. There will be 200 million connected devices, and 1 in 4 British citizens will shop online, representing the highest per capita number in the world. In addition, people over the age of 65 will represent 20% of the population and constitute one of the largest consumer groups with ...

Frost & Sullivan experts get together to present a series of executive briefings on the new wave of emerging markets in the light of deceleration in growth being witnessed by the BRIC nations. The following markets will be looked at through the course of 2013 1. Turkey 2. Nigeria 3. Myanmar 4. Panama, Argentina 5. The Czech Republic, Romania ...

Uneven recovery continues in Eastern Europe. Domestic demand is expected to drive growth in major countries in 2015, while weaker Euro area recovery, indecisive policies, and market instability in economies such as Poland, Turkey, and Ukraine remain an area of concern. Improved exports and household consumption are expected to support the economic ...

Venturing into emerging markets is imperative for businesses seeking to capitalize on opportunities such as capturing market share, leveraging lower operating costs, diversifying supply chains, accessing young talent, expanding into strategic hubs, and driving innovation by addressing local needs. In light of the future growth potential identifi...

Frost & Sullivan experts get together to present a series of executive briefings on the importance of emerging markets and why they are not just an option, but a necessity. We will be looking at the following markets through the course of this financial year: 1. Latin America - Brazil and Chile 2. Asia Pacific - South Korea and Indonesia 3. Chin...

In Q3 2018, regional growth in the Western Europe region remained stagnated at 1.6% with growth expected to remain low during the forecast period predominantly due to uncertainties arising out of the Brexit issues and slow growth outlook in emerging markets. Economic growth in Germany appears to have touched a near-zero situation in Q4 2018 and is ...

Russia experienced weak GDP growth in 2019. Russia's 2020 economic downturn was two-fold: the joint impact of a crash in the oil prices and health crisis mitigation lockdowns will keep the economy contracted till early 2021. How long are the economic constraints on the growth expected to last? What are the strategic imperatives for businesses in Ru...

Economic outlook for the West European countries, like Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, is expected to remain downbeat throughout 2019 due to weak business sentiment arising out of Brexit issues and slow global economic recovery. Domestic demand and consumer sentiments supported by low inflation and st...

The economies of Eastern European countries have had a slow 2019, with stalling or contracting growth in certain economies. The global economic slump, ongoing trade wars, the weak German economy, and Brexit have discouraged external demand. Internal demand, due to low inflation, wage growth, and tight labor markets, has been able to sustain the pro...