The eight steps firms must take to get Covid-conscious workers back into the office
Employers need to recognise that workers will be “reticent” to return which means they will have to have “a stringent...
Month: August 2020
Soya beans may hold the key to world peace
Beijing and Moscow are also seeking to join forces in the production of soya beans. On Monday, Beijing proposed a...
Three-horse race as National Lottery bidding kicks off
Bidders are understood to have consolidated into three main groups. The Sunday Telegraph revealed in 2019 that Sir Richard Branson and Mr Komarek’s...
‘Solar panels damaged my roof, and now I can’t sell my home. Can I sue the installers?’
Every week, The Telegraph’s Property Doctors bring expertise on renovations and DIY, interiors, buying and selling, lettings, legal issues and...
Landlords are the bedrock of the property market, so why are we punishing them?
It has long been fashionable to vilify landlords. But now it seems our politicians and policymakers, who have been warming...
Marketers spend $100M on ads as live sports return to TV
Dive Brief: Marketers have spent almost $100 million to advertise during national broadcasts of live games as professional sports return...
Walmart enters talks to buy TikTok with Microsoft
Walmart, America’s biggest retailer by revenues, has struggled to match Amazon’s growth in internet shopping but is making a renewed...
Apple acquires VR startup focused on virtual avatars for videoconferencing
Dive Brief: Apple acquired the virtual reality (VR) startup Spaces for an undisclosed sum, a company spokesperson confirmed to Protocol,...
Lowe’s hits the runway with fashion show streams, curated home decor
Brief: Lowe's is working with several fashion designers to showcase its products at next month's New York Fashion Week, and...
Amazon takes on Apple Watch with device that reads emotions
Such voice tracking technology may alarm some privacy conscious customers. While Amazon and technology companies have tried to assure customers...
