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“Well-being Pills” is an optimism stimulator. It is used in the treatment of widespread negativity and contemporary anxieties. It contains opinions, peculiarities, confidence-inducing quirks, all rigorously extracted from Eumetra’s surveys. […]

In this era of transition to a new green mobility, the spotlight is constantly on the car, yet what is happening in the world of two wheels deserves just as […]

We often hear that sales of electric cars are reaching double-digit percentages. These are enthusiastic signs that a revolution is taking hold. We must remember, however, that new registrations are […]

More than ecological sensitivity as the bill increases In the midst of the storm of rising energy prices, which has hit households and businesses with all the consequences for the […]

We have heard many times that the greatest consequences of the pandemic have been suffered by young people. Not only the children, but also the young people of generation z. […]

Over the past few years some words have passed like meteors through our skies and  then quickly disappearing on the horizon.  You may remember that there was no newspaper article […]

In times of sustainability, political correctness reigns supreme. Not a day goes by without examples of historical revisionism: monuments of explorers to be pulled down, street names to be changed, […]

China closed 2020 with a GDP of almost 14 trillion euros and for at least thirty years has been experiencing a period of exponential growth. This growth has occurred with […]

The adjective “unsustainable” can be used to define things that cannot be upheld nor defended on the level of logical correctness and validity of the arguments. All of us – […]

We know that things are not what they used to be. We also know that every cloud has a silver lining and so on, but if also the people of […]

Eumetra launches the most in-depth international research on the younger generations. After these two years, young people have a lot to tell society and companies. In 2019, thanks to the […]

People trust people, an old adage that in the digital age has taken on a new form (not a new nature): people follow (but,  above all. listen to and react […]