There’s one big reason Britain lacks a Google-sized tech giant
Of course, it’s not just about raw spending power. Effectively commercialising innovation and then defending it from being snapped up...
Month: September 2020
‘I left a seven-figure salary in my 30s to become a cabinet maker and couldn’t be happier’
Workers have been ditching six or seven-figure salaries in search of more meaningful work, with the Covid crisis acting as...
The most competitive property markets where bidding wars are pushing up prices
The mini-boom in the property market has sparked frenzied competitive bidding in Scottish and Northern hotspots. In some places, 66pc...
Hut Group float is no triumph for London
A total of £1.9bn was raised - £920m for the company coffers and a further £960m to be shared among...
Lay’s ‘Smiles’ packaging returns as counterpoint to masked and unhappy faces
Dive Brief: Lay's potato chips, which is PepsiCo's Frito-Lay unit, is bringing back its limited-run "Smiles" packaging with more than...
TikTok secures Oracle as ‘trusted technology partner’ in US, which could allay marketer concerns
TikTok has selected Oracle as its "trusted technology partner" in the U.S., according to a statement issued by the enterprise...
Belvedere’s new brand platform ties ingredient simplicity to nature
In times of crisis, many marketers shift gears toward brand-building to garner consumer trust and establish long-term equity. Belvedere is...
Second virus wave will slam breaks on recovery, OECD warns
Resurgent Covid-19 cases next year could slash the global pandemic recovery in half at a cost of trillions of dollars, the...
Apple’s future involves you paying it every month
But Apple One may be just the start of Apple’s subscription plans. Many expect that the ultimate goal for Apple is...
seven things you need to know about your loan
The interest charged on the loan could make the difference between paying it all off before 30 years, and having...
