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Though the U.S. economy is experiencing a historic expansion, stock market jitters and other recent developments have some economists predicting a recession. And according to Mariel Beasley at Common Cents Lab and Timothy Flacke at Commonwealth, cracks have been forming beneath the surface of the economy for a long time. They explore the surprising financial insecurity facing American households, and explain why short-term, liquid savings could help mitigate the effects of a future recession before it begins.
Building Financial Stability: Can Liquid Savings Help Recession-Proof the Economy?News
Seven ‘super platforms’ - Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Tencent and Alibaba - account for two thirds of the total market value of the top 70 platforms.
Widening Digital Divide Will Foster Inequality in Developing Economies, Says UNCTADNews
New report on impact investment shows that big opportunities exist to make money and achieve global development targets.
‘Frontier Finance’ Is Scaling up to Achieve United Nations GoalsNews
Malawi Post Corporation (MPC) plans to launch its mobile money service Zaphweka (ZapCash) before the end of the year.
Malawi Post Corporation to Launch Mobile Money ServiceBlog Post
Tough problems in tough places – that’s business as usual for many global nonprofits. As they navigate the challenges of high regulatory risk and ever-changing donor interest, nonprofits typically grow by acquiring more projects – based on how well they delivered previous projects. But businesses mostly fund their growth by reinvesting profits, or by raising external equity or debt. While these two systems are very different, there’s much nonprofits can learn from for-profit businesses as they reach for scale, writes Dhananjay Vaidyanathan Rohini at Alstonia Impact.
5 Ways Nonprofits Can Learn (and Copy) from For-Profits to Scale UpCalendar Event
SEEP Annual Conference 2019Calendar Event
Webinar: How IRIS+ is Transforming Impact Measurement & ManagementMehak Malik
