Ben and Jerry’s can say what it likes, but there is a darker side to corporate political correctness
But on the old marketing adage that all publicity is good publicity, it scarcely seemed to matter. Seemingly everyone was...
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Trump’s Chinese tech assault will help fracture the internet
However, actions by the US to protect its national security have also got its allies nervous. The US Clarifying Lawful...
British travel curbs on France are idiotic but Macron’s cheap populism is just as bad
It is not that he is wrong about the Erdogan regime but rather that he acts impetuously and unilaterally, driven...
your consumer rights to a refund under the quarantine rules
Hundreds of thousands of holiday plans have been left in tatters after the Government placed France on its “red list” of...
How Fortnite ended up at war with Apple over the ‘app tax’
Epic is no struggling start-up. Founded in 1992, it is now one of the world’s most influential gaming companies. Fortnite...
Meet Ric Lewis, the property investor creating opportunities for BAME students
He argues that “good, well-meaning” directors are often slow to hire minority candidates because they don’t know where to find...
Apple aims to keep customers loyal with new subscription bundles
Apple is planning to challenge Amazon Prime and Netflix with a wave of new subscription bundles to encourage users to...
Why Silicon Valley will breathe a sigh of relief if Kamala Harris enters the White House
Harris, after all, is a native daughter of the area, born and raised in Oakland, a city just across the...
Cash crunch is just another crisis for Rolls-Royce
In normal times, August should be a boom time for Rolls Royce. It follows the traditional Farnborough and Paris airshows, staged in...
Britain’s once-popular digital banks face a bruising reality
The business reported losses of £52m in 2019, up from £25m for the previous year. Despite this, chief executive Anne...
