With the seismic shifts taking place in economies, power structures and societies around the world, a very different economic landscape is developing in which the rise of the emerging economies looks set to be a permanent feature. But what does this mean for the world’s global cities? Traditionally the likes of London and New York have reigned supreme, but will they be able to maintain their dominance in the face of growing competition? Research by Knight Frank suggests that, for now at least, their position looks safe. This year sees the first instalment of our new-look global cities study – a sentiment survey that ... (full story)