Why you should be conserving your online legacy for future generations
One of the questions most commonly asked of historians today is how the history of our times will be written. By that, people don’t mean ‘will we be described as...
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Investors still grappling with oil and gas transition
At the very end of March, the Net Zero Asset Owner Alliance (NZAOA) – an $11trn AUM member-led initiative of 85 institutional investors committed to transitioning their investment portfolios – published a position...
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What’s the pathway to becoming a successful CEO?
As companies look to weather turbulent economic storms and the role of CEO is more important than ever, the latest global analysis of company heads sheds light on new trends in their...
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Ecommerce needs to focus on the delivery experience
The technological advances in ecommerce mean 24% of retail purchases are expected to be made online by 2026, according to market research company Insider Intelligence. Yet, one of the most...
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Bordeaux: A wine traveller’s guide
It’s hard to think of any city in the world so indelibly associated with one product as Bordeaux, nor any wine region so well-known. No wonder that for genuine wine...
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Hong Kong now has the edge as green finance centre
The budgets announced recently from Hong Kong and Singapore highlight two different approaches to sustainability at the moment. The two cities have long been locked in a financial rivalry, one...
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Ask your peers: How to grow first-party data
While the deadline to the biggest search engine, Google Chrome, phasing out valuable third-party cookies continues to be extended (latest estimate appears to be the end of 2024), businesses improving...
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New Statesman readership reaches multi-decade high
The New Statesman’s paid circulation has grown by more than 27 per cent in the past year to 43,230, with a total average circulation (including free distribution) of 47,320 per issue....
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Will 2023 be the year of the AI lawsuit?
Midjourney doesn’t understand fingers – strange, considering the generative AI’s knack for create weird and wonderful images from little more than a simple text prompt. Take, for example, the assembly...
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What would happen if everyone knew your salary?
In a society which is comfortable debating sex, religion and politics, pay remains one of the final taboos: two thirds of British workers would not tell their colleagues what they...