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Backpack joins the DTCC working group to advance tokenized securities, bridging traditional finance infrastructure with next-generation blockchain technology and unified margin systems.

Growth leader Melissa Speranza on why trust and human connection drive sustainable results, plus lessons from 100+ beauty and fashion brands.

The economic history of humanity can be read as a succession of agreements—explicit and implicit—on what we consider value and how we validate it. From bartering to contemporary financial systems, every stage has been sustained by an architecture of trust. However, that trust has never been neutral: it has been designed, managed, and, in many cases, manipulated by those who hold the capacity to structure information. The assumption of a self-regulated, free, and transparent m

By: Pablo Rutigliano Founder of Atómico 3 What was yesterday questioned, today is incorporated. The evidence is no longer technical; it is structural. In the processes of real economic transformation, systems usually react in the same way: first they ignore, then they resist, and finally they incorporate that which they could not interpret in time. It is not an anomaly. It is a pattern. The recent initiative promoted by the National Securities Commission (CNV), under the pres

By: Pablo Rutigliano For years, the lithium market operated under a silent, almost opaque logic. While the world spoke of energy transition, the electrification of transport, and the battery revolution, the price of the most strategic mineral of this new technological era did not emerge from a transparent market or a public benchmark built by the countries that possess the resources. On the contrary, its value was defined in closed circuits, in private reports from internatio

By: Pablo Rutigliano From a deep historical perspective, war rarely responds to the true needs of the people. Societies are not born with a vocation for destruction nor with the desire to eliminate those who share their same human condition. Wars, in their rawest essence, do not arise from the collective will of common people, but from power structures that, at certain moments in history, utilize a society's resources to sustain political, strategic, and economic disputes tha

By Pablo Rutigliano The world is undergoing a structural transformation that will likely be remembered by economic history as one of the most significant turning points of the 21st century. The geopolitical conflicts observed today in different regions of the planet are not simply isolated episodes or cyclical disputes between States. They are visible manifestations of a much deeper reorganization that simultaneously involves energy, technology, and the global economic system

By: Pablo Rutigliano, CEO of Atómico 3 and President of the Latin American Lithium Chamber (Calbamérica) We are not facing an isolated incident, nor just another piece of news in the incessant flow of information that crosses our screens. What is manifesting today is the visible surface of a deep, silent, and systematic process: the redefinition of world power in structural, technological, and economic terms. An "attack" that is not executed with conventional weaponry, but wi

Warwick Brown explores the shift toward "C-Suite-as-a-Service," where AI agents transform business functions into subscribable, API-driven capabilities that act, learn, and scale on demand.

Pablo Rutigliano proposes creating a Metals Market at the Global Mobility Call to set transparent lithium prices and guarantee the future of electromobility.

By: Pablo Rutigliano CEO & Founder – Atómico 3 President – Latin American Chamber of Lithium For centuries, power was explained from the territory. Geography, natural resources, borders, and physical sovereignty defined who dominated and who depended. However, we are entering a historical stage where that logic begins to mutate. Power is no longer explained solely by the territory one possesses, but by the capacity to transform that territory into traceable economic value. Th

Deal is one of first in which a major U.S. tech company has bought a startup with Chinese roots.

While corporate profits climbed by $166 billion, economists remain divided on whether these production gains translate to equitable wealth distribution or improved societal well-being.

Today, the lithium industry is facing a reality: the speculative downward cycle has bottomed out, and recovery is inevitable as demand once again puts pressure on supply, which is still limited in terms of optimal capacity.

When a price cannot be explained starting from the deposit, the certification, the project stage, and the real economy, it ceases to be a market price and becomes an instrument of economic control.

While November’s 2.7% CPI print suggests cooling inflation, analysts warn of statistical anomalies due to data collection gaps during the recent government shutdown.

President Trump’s mandate to sever Venezuela’s "shadow fleet" has injected immediate volatility into global energy markets, sending Brent crude back toward $60 per barrel.

Cybersecurity expert Matt Mulcahy discusses the reactive drivers of security spending, AI's double-edged sword, and practical resilience beyond compliance in this candid interview.

Wall Street giants anticipate the greenback will depreciate up to 5% by mid-2026, driven by investors seeking higher returns abroad.

Although these Tech companies are committing billions to AI infrastructure, there's still a lack of diversification, as the other S&P 493 stocks struggle with declining earnings.