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The world of work has changed. Young professionals are no longer just looking for a job, they’re searching for a workplace that is purposeful. They want to work for companies that care about their people and their impact. And that’s why B Corp values are resonating so...
Most newcomers to Bitcoin understand its attempt to be digital gold―a store of value native to the internet. But which is better? On the one hand, you have a time-tested precious metal with low inflation and steady value appreciation. On the other, an extremely...
When I moved to London from abroad I was quite scared; not of all the difficult British accents, the sweaty tube or the doubtful love for vinegar. No… I was scared of the rental prices. How is it normal to pay £1800 per month for outdated one-bedroom apartments with...
I have a confession to make; Google Trends tells me that late-2018 was the absolute high point for “death of the high street” news content in the UK. If you believe what you read, the last rites were read to the sector a long time ago. Did you know that the “Retail...
Many young graduates are facing challenges that extend beyond finding the right job or managing student loans. One particular hurdle I’ve noticed the most is their struggle with negotiation, particularly in the job market. Despite being highly educated and digitally...
As a systematic trading developer in the crypto space for a little under three years, I’ve heard all sorts of narratives surrounding Bitcoin and the crypto market as a whole. From its wasteful energy consumption to its single use case for criminals
As a business owner in the UK estate agency industry, I am now contemplating what a Labour government in the UK may impact in terms of my role as an employer.
One of the few bright spots in the booze business in recent years has been the continuing success of English wine and, in particular, English fizzy wine (aka “English Champagne“). The likes of Chapel Down and Nyetimber have made their mark, albeit at no small cost to the drinking classes.
For decades, nightclubs have served as the go-to social hubs for young professionals seeking a mix of music, dance, and nightlife. However, the post-pandemic landscape of socialising is shifting dramatically, and the nightclub scene is witnessing a noticeable decline.
Most of us wish the Labour Government well in its efforts to ‘turn the page’ on a range of nationally important issues including building more homes and boosting the economy. But beware, Sir Keir – the ink on some of yesterday’s news is still wet and liable to smudge.
Much has already been penned on the ambitions of the new Government. The Labour Party have been elected on a manifesto of being “the party of the builders, not the blockers”, on a promise to deliver 1.5 million homes over this parliament
Is England in a perennial state of planning reform because it sure seems like it? As a young researcher of international comparative planning practice, whenever I read the news from England’s planning sector, it seems Westminster is constantly tossing around the term ‘planning reform’
Solving the looming twin crises of biodiversity loss and climate change is going to require a heck of a lot of innovation – we need new skills, markets, finance, policy, regulation, buying habits, production models, the list goes on.