Frank Brown is the Global Managing Editor at CEOWORLD Magazine. He specializes in finance, financial markets, and international finance, with a keen focus on emerging and global markets, as well as the intersection of sports and business. Frank's insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications such as The Vancouver Sun, Arizona Daily Star, and Sports Business Journal.
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By: Frank Brown
Big Tech’s New Layoff Story: AI as Cover, Discipline as Motive
By: Frank Brown
By the end of this century, more than 50 million Europeans will have vanished from the continent. Not through catastrophe or exodus, but through something quieter and more structural: collapsing birth rates, aging populations, and migration patterns that can’t keep pace with demographic decline.
By: Frank Brown
Why a $1,000 Drop Per Ounce Has Reopened Gold’s Entry Window
Central banks are diversifying away from the U.S. dollar primarily by increasing their allocations to gold and “non‑traditional” currencies, while gradually reducing their exposure to U.S. Treasuries and dollar-denominated assets. The trend is evolutionary rather than revolutionary: the dollar remains dominant, but reserve portfolios are becoming more balanced, more risk-aware, and less reliant on any single currency.
By: Frank Brown
The fastest‑declining economies of 2026 – and what they signal
By: Frank Brown
India’s choice between joining the UK–Italy–Japan Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) or aligning with France’s reconfigured Future Combat Air System (FCAS) successor is no longer a narrow platform decision; it is a structural bet on where it sits in the next-generation aerospace value chain. For India, the French track now offers a far larger upside in technology access, design authority, and industrial workshare than a late-stage entry into GCAP, even if GCAP retains an earlier in-service date.
A Governance Question That Outgrew the Boardroom The CEOWORLD magazine Global Boardroom C-Suite Executive survey found that 75% of Fortune 500 CEOs
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By: Frank Brown
Europe’s ultimatum to Caribbean citizenship-by-investment programs signals a structural shift in global mobility, forcing governments and investors to rethink the value of passports in an era of rising regulatory scrutiny.
