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Will Starlink solve the world’s internet problems?
Industry28 December 2019

Will Starlink solve the world’s internet problems?

In a world of innovations and rapidly changing technology, the importance of the internet cannot be overemphasized. It is still quite appalling that with all the advancements in technology, more than half of the world is still unconnected to the inte...

How Japan is tackling their population crisis
Business23 April 2019

How Japan is tackling their population crisis

In recent years Japan has been hit with a social and economic crisis. With an ageing population, deflation and a huge level of national debt. One of the major areas that has been hit by these issues is the unskilled labour force. In industries such a...

Amazon Surprises with Locations of HQ2
Business14 November 2018

Amazon Surprises with Locations of HQ2

Back in September 2017, Amazon ‘kicked off a continent-wide competition by announcing a search for a second headquarters’. It’s now 14 months later and Amazon have a winner, well actually 2 winners. They have announced that they will build two new co...

How Exactly does a Mining Pool Work?
Industry6 November 2018

How Exactly does a Mining Pool Work?

In the context of cryptocurrency mining, a mining pool is the pooling of resources by miners, who share their processing power over a network, to split the reward equally, according to the amount of work they contributed to the probability of finding...

Depop: Changing the Online Fashion Industry
Business21 October 2018

Depop: Changing the Online Fashion Industry

Caitlin Young is one of millions of teenagers and 20-somethings who are shaking up the fashion industry by digging out their parents’ cast-offs, raiding charity shops and scanning boot sales to build mini businesses online. Young picks up 1990s and “...

CEO of Ryanair Not Hopeful for Aviation Industry Winter
Industry12 October 2018

CEO of Ryanair Not Hopeful for Aviation Industry Winter

The Ryanair chief executive, Michael O’Leary, said he expected more airlines to go bust as the budget carrier posted a 7% drop in profits because of rising fuel prices and strikes hitting costs and bookings. O’Leary predicted a grim winter for the av...

City Watchdog fine Tesco over £15m for Cyber-Attack
Industry9 October 2018

City Watchdog fine Tesco over £15m for Cyber-Attack

Tesco Bank has been fined £16.4 million by the City watchdog following a major cyber-attack in 2016. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said the fine was due to Tesco Bank having failed to “exercise due skill, care and diligence in protecting its ...

Amazon Raises Minimum Wage to $15
Business3 October 2018

Amazon Raises Minimum Wage to $15

Amazon employees jump for joy when they hear the news that their minimum wage will rise up to $15 an hour beginning from the start of November. Amazon just signalled that it's preparing for retail's so-called "war for talent." While CEO Jeff Bezos im...

Report sheds light on longevity industry in the UK
Industry4 August 2018

Report sheds light on longevity industry in the UK

A new report has shed light on the state of the longevity industry in the UK detailing the history, present state and future of the industry in the United Kingdom. The report uses comprehensive infographics to distill the report's data and conclusion...

Pacific Oil & Gas in for the Asian Market
Business18 May 2018

Pacific Oil & Gas in for the Asian Market

Pacific Oil & Gas is an independent energy development resources company with the aim and vision to become the leader in the independent energy resources market in Asia. When the founder, Sukanto Tanoto, established Pacific Ocean in 2003 he made ...