How the cost-of-living crisis killed the convenience economy
As the world tightens its belts, start-ups offering convenience to consumers are starting to suffer.
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Where are the world’s best cities for tech workers?
A new index has ranked global cities on their status as bases for tech workers.
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Farms are short of workers, but automation won’t come to the rescue until 2030
A review into automation in horticulture reveals there are several barriers to putting robots in fields.
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So what’s with all these new planned cities?
Overcrowding, emissions and poverty are just some of the issues that purpose-built cities claim to solve, but do these large-scale…
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What exactly is e-waste?
The volume of discarded electronic equipment is increasing. How can governments and businesses ensure it is recycled effectively?
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Is the UK’s tech start-up boom about to end?
Investment in UK tech start-ups has boomed since the start of the pandemic, but the glory days may have peaked.
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Law enforcement is ‘failing to protect governments against ransomware’
Authorities are failing to protect the public sector from growing tide of ransomware, says former UK security adviser.
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Flexible working boom in ‘Red Wall’ towns could aid the levelling up agenda
A boom in hybrid and remote working could aid the government's plan to redistribute job opportunities, new research shows.
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