Christian Nordqvist

Christian has a love for the English Language. He spent various years as an English Language Teacher and then became an accomplished writer. He has had 80 books published, including “English for the Pharmaceutical Industry”, “English for Shipping” and “English for Law”. Prior to creating Market Business News, Christian co-founded Medical News Today and was Editor-in-Chief for the website for several years.
Wind turbines stand behind rows of solar panels in Vietnam, photographed by Quang Nguyen Vinh for Pexels.

Why wind and solar farms sometimes have to cut their output

08:00, October 17, 2026

A US dollar bill lies across assorted international banknotes in a representative currency photograph by Pratikxox from Pexels.

Why tariff threats can weaken currencies before trade barriers take effect

20:48, October 16, 2026

A hotel bedroom with a large bed and balcony, a representative accommodation photograph by Ahmet ÇÖTÜR from Pexels.

EU tourist accommodation records 3.14 billion nights in 2025

15:20, October 16, 2026

Industrial machinery and pipework inside a factory, a representative manufacturing photograph by Anna Shvets from Pexels, unrelated to any surveyed US establishment.

US industrial output rises 0.7% as utilities outpace factories

12:51, October 16, 2026

Empty office chairs and desks beside glass partitions, a representative workplace photograph by cottonbro studio/Pexels.

ManpowerGroup picks Becky Frankiewicz to lead its recovery

16:43, October 15, 2026

A hand using a smartphone beside a notebook, a representative customer communication photograph by Porapak Apichodilok/Pexels.

How to reduce your business’s dependence on search traffic

22:46, October 14, 2026

Hands wrapping merchandise in tissue paper inside a cardboard box, representing order fulfillment costs; photograph by Kampus Production/Pexels.

How to check whether a discount will pay for itself

17:19, October 14, 2026

Container ships and cranes at a port in North Jakarta, Indonesia, representing international trade; photograph by Tom Fisk/Pexels.

IMF forecasts 3.1% growth with less room to absorb another shock

14:53, October 14, 2026

Close-up of chips and components on a circuit board, representing electronics supply chains rather than a particular manufacturing facility; photograph by ClickerHappy/Pexels.

Making electronics entirely in the US could raise costs by 41% to 152%

14:11, October 13, 2026

Editorial composite showing hospital equipment, server racks and solar panels in separate photographs; Jonathan Borba and Brett Sayles/Pexels, hpgruesen/CC0.

Five growth markets shaped by aging populations and infrastructure needs

13:11, October 13, 2026

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