Coryse Borg

About the author

Coryse Borg, who has recently joined the IMGW Newsroom, has worked in the news and publications scene for over 25 years. Throughout her extensive career, she has covered a wide range of topics, including business, finance, technology, and human interest stories. In addition to her writing expertise, Coryse has ample experience conducting interviews with company executives, entrepreneurs, and creatives, further showcasing her versatility and ability to engage with professionals from various industries.

World’s Tallest Empty Skyscraper Gets Another Record as China’s Property Slump Bites

China’s Tianjin 117, the world’s tallest unoccupied skyscraper, is edging towards completion after years of delay, offering a striking case study in how architectural ambition, prestige and political symbolism can run ahead of genuine property-market demand.

New Evidence Raises Alarm That AI Boom Is Widening the Wealth Divide

As artificial intelligence drives new productivity and wealth, fresh evidence suggests its gains are flowing disproportionately to richer countries, higher-paid workers and asset owners, raising concerns that AI could deepen existing economic inequality.

AI Is Minting Europe’s Youngest Fortunes

Britain’s James Dacombe has become Europe’s youngest self-made billionaire, highlighting how AI is accelerating wealth creation while exposing the widening gap between Europe and the entrepreneurial ecosystems of the US, China and other global markets.

It’s 2026. Europe Is So Dry That Woolly Mammoths Are Reappearing

Record-low Danube levels are revealing Nazi warships and mammoth remains, while exposing a more modern concern for globally mobile investors: the resilience of Europe’s infrastructure, energy systems and relocation destinations.

Malta Leads EU in Residence Permits for Non-EU Nationals as Compliance Checks Intensify

Malta, the EU’s smallest member state, recorded the bloc’s highest rate of residence permits for non-EU nationals as its identity-management agency, Identità, stepped up checks, referring 112 people to police and revoking 407 permits.

America’s Urban Exodus Enters a New Phase

Rising housing costs, taxes and remote working continue to reshape America's population map. New migration data reveals which major cities are losing residents, where they are relocating, and the economic forces driving the shift.

The Global Housing Divide: Where a Home Costs Three Years’ Income, and Where It Costs 87

A global housing ranking reveals a vast affordability divide, while fresh BIS and OECD data show why property remains increasingly tied to wealth, credit and mobility. Pictured: Shenzhen, China.

Missiles, Markets and Money: Dubai’s Wealth Magnet Pulls in Another Global Hedge Fund

Dubai’s wealth-management and investment-migration ecosystem is showing fresh resilience as Symmetry Investments secures regulatory approval, even while the Iran war, missile threats and regional volatility test the Gulf’s appeal to internationally mobile capital.

Europe’s Digital Euro Moves Closer to Reality with 2027 Pilot

The ECB has selected 36 banks and payment providers, including Germany's RS2 Financial Services, to test the digital euro from 2027, as Europe accelerates efforts to strengthen its payments sovereignty ahead of a potential 2029 launch.

Britain’s Visa Wall Now Covers 115 Nationalities

Britain’s updated visa guidance affects travellers from 115 countries and territories, as entry restrictions, transit requirements and digital documentation continue to shape access to the UK.

Stamped Safe

Europe may be anxious, over-regulated and forever warning of the next crisis, yet its passports still rule the world, even as Singapore, Japan and rising mobility powers close in.

The New Luxury is a Better Life

For globally mobile citizens, the new luxury is not merely what one owns, but how well one lives, across borders, generations and experiences.

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