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.
Editorial composite of Bangkok’s business district and a narrow market street with small shops, separated by a blue and white divider.

Thailand holds interest rate at 1% as export strength masks weak domestic demand

18:29, August 26, 2026

Editorial composite of a shopper filling a supermarket trolley and three industrial workers, separated by a blue and white diagonal divider.

US economy grows 1.5% as stronger consumer spending offsets trade drag

17:29, August 26, 2026

Editorial composite showing Frankfurt’s financial district beside a separated close-up of Ethernet cables connected to a network switch.

Why more bank connections can eventually leave banks worse off

20:36, August 25, 2026

Editorial composite showing liquor bottles on retail shelves beside a hand holding a smartphone with a social media interface.

High alcohol marketing exposure linked to 50% greater youth drinking risk

16:17, August 25, 2026

Editorial composite of hands typing on a laptop beside a blank 2017 Form 1099-K on a dark blue panel

Gig workers reported less profit when 1099 forms disappeared, study finds

22:25, August 24, 2026

Editorial composite showing a cable-laying and repair ship with a framed cross-section diagram of a submarine communications cable.

Why the internet may need more cable repair ships

19:59, August 24, 2026

Editorial composite showing Johannesburg at night beside electricity transmission equipment at Acornhoek, South Africa, separated by a white divider.

South Africa sets 3% growth goal for expanded government-business partnership

17:09, August 24, 2026

Editorial composite of hands exchanging recruitment documents beside young people working on technical equipment in a workshop.

Why employers report skills shortages while young graduates struggle to find work

16:25, August 23, 2026

Why the rare earth bottleneck comes after the mine

19:54, August 22, 2026

Why keeping medicines cool has become big business

18:34, August 22, 2026

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