InGiovanni Prati’s PortfoliobyGiovanni Prati·Mar 20, 2017Football: the Chinese fast-growing billions-worth sector you would not expectWhen the Chinese Super League debuted in 2004, few were so optimistic to bet on its future. The highest-paid Chinese football players…
InGiovanni Prati’s PortfoliobyGiovanni Prati·Feb 26, 2017Islamic banks grow in a heavily debt-based marketThe large majority of Islamic financing products are debt-like instruments, a report by the World Bank highlights.
InGiovanni Prati’s PortfoliobyGiovanni Prati·Dec 1, 2016OPEC deal pushed prices up amid persisting doubtsGlobal oil soared up to 50$ per barrel the day after a consensus on cutting production was reached within OPEC countries in Vienna’s…
Giovanni Prati·Nov 26, 20165 Effects Fidel Castro had on the Cuban economyA lot has been said about Fidel Castro, Cuba’s communist Leader “Maximo” that died today aged 90. A threat for the US, a hope for many…
InGiovanni Prati’s PortfoliobyGiovanni Prati·Oct 17, 2016Hard-Brexit vows pushed pound to its lowest point in 31 yearsArticle published on 8 October 2016
InGiovanni Prati’s PortfoliobyGiovanni Prati·Feb 29, 20166000 people rallied against Trident. Corbyn: “We are the majority.”Thousands of people gathered and rallied to oppose the renewal of Trident in Central London on Saturday.
InGiovanni Prati’s PortfoliobyGiovanni Prati·Feb 22, 2016Italy struggles for same-sex marriage lawTwo men are sitting on a bench hugging each other, in Leicester Square. In front of them, a blonde and blue-eyed child is chasing pigeons…
InGiovanni Prati’s PortfoliobyGiovanni Prati·Feb 18, 2016Is there a future for Scunthorpe, city of steel?Coel Gosling is nine. He loves watching animated cartoon and playing football as many kids of his age. But ask him what his lifelong…
InGiovanni Prati’s PortfoliobyGiovanni Prati·Feb 17, 2016UN’s panel declares Julian Assange “arbitrarily detained.”Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, is arbitrarily held in the Ecuadorean embassy in London, the UN’s Group on Arbitrary Detention…
InGiovanni Prati’s PortfoliobyGiovanni Prati·Feb 17, 2016Homeowners in London will decrease to 40 percent in 2025London will be a city for renters rather than owners in 2025, research by PwC reveals.
