The UK high street is changing. Consumer habits are shifting, prompted by tightening purse strings, environmental factors and the growth of online marketplaces….
Bird scooters looks to change London law
App based transport is an industry that has become an increasingly essential element to our daily life. With Uber revolutionising the way we use taxi’s….
How dangerous is it being a journalist?
Very. Let’s not get into clickbait headlines on such a dishearteningly serious subject. According to The Washington Post, 2017 was the most dangerous year ever to be a journalist….
Kenya making the most of avocados
The growing popularity of avocados has been quite staggering, with much of the developing world adding the fruit to its regular diet….
Can Jaguar turn it around?
Jaguar Land Rover, one of the world’s premier car makers, has been experiencing some troubles of late. Issues such as the falling popularity of diesel cars….
World’s first flexible mobile to go on sale
The race to innovate is one of the mobile phone industries biggest challenges, and with history proving the latest invention can result in big business. In the late 90’s….
Could a computer be the next Picasso?
Famous painter Pablo Picasso is quoted as once saying “Computers are useless. They can only give answers”, and for some time this may well have been considered true….
The rise of Artificial Intelligence
I was inspired to write something on the state of artificial intelligence, or AI, after watching Joe Rogan’s podcast episode where he discusses robots with Elon Musk….
Good design is good business
The value of good design to a business has always been seen as a slight unknown. Anything creative is easy to dismiss as something which is not essential to a business….
Why is Tommy Robinson popular?
Popular is subjective; in one specific definition, it’s defined as “(of cultural activities or products) intended for or suited to the taste, understanding, or means….
Premier Inn to shrink rooms in order to grow profits
It constantly seems like things are getting smaller for consumers. From popular snacks like chocolate bars, to toilet rolls and even the homes….
Physical banking is dying
If you’re with a high street bank, one of the traditional big boys, and you don’t live in a city centre then I’d like you to open your banking app. One thing you might notice….
Is Beto O’Rourke the next US president?
Admittedly, it’s a bit of a long shot and, in honesty, the headline is simply designed to grab your attention, and given that you’re this far into the article already I’m assuming it’s worked….
Scottish Power switches to 100% wind power
Scottish Power, one of the UK’s ‘Big Six’ energy firms, has made a bold move into a 100% renewable energy future by selling its remaining gas power stations….
I can’t give my money away
What would you class as too wealthy? Or, I suppose, what threshold would you need to reach to achieve such fabulous wealth that you literally couldn’t give your money away….
NTT Docomo releases credit card size phone
The push to miniaturise technology has long been the drive of most hardware developers. In the late 90’s Nokia pushed to make ever smaller handsets….
Facebook has a lot to answer for (again)
From its origins as a social media network, Facebook has turned itself into one of the most powerful and richest media companies in the world….
The virtual restaurants of the future
The last couple of years have seen a massive trend emerge for fast food delivery. Spearheaded by competitors Uber Eats….
UK growth could slow over next three years
There has been much debate surrounding the effect a no-deal Brexit could have on the UK, given the significance of our EU membership on commerce….
The stock market fell off a cliff this week
It’s not the prettiest of metaphors for anything but it seems to be increasing in popularity whilst more and more writers and correspondents….