Land Energy at CES 2023

Paige West speaks with Ethan Cohen from Land Energy at CES about their software defined, electric vehicle.

Why Blue Monday is bad for business

In the midst of cold, dark nights, the post-Christmas lull and the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, employers are likely facing a less than upbeat workforce. Whilst many companies will be discussing and even running ‘Blue Monday’ promotions, to mark what is apparently the ‘most depressing day of the year’, Stacey Lowman, head of financial wellbeing at Claro Wellbeing, said, “employers must make a genuine effort to support staff with wellbeing, boost morale, and avoid tokenism.”

Archelis at CES 2023

Paige West speaks with Archelis at CES this year about exoskeletons!

How to help employees beat Blue Monday & beyond

It’s well-known that the third Monday in January is called “Blue Monday”. Supposedly the most depressing day of the year, this theory has been broadly debunked and has received criticism for trivialising mental health. Danni Rush, COO of Virgin Incentives, Virgin Experience Days and Virgin Experience Gifts discusses.

ISE Barcelona 2023 let’s go!

The unforgettable Freddie Mercury and Montserrat Caballé said it best in 1987: BARCELOOOOONAAA

A 100% electric snowbike at CES 2023

Paige West caught up with Moonbikes again at CES this year, to chat about their electric snowbikes and the progress they’ve made since the last show.

The impact of the cost-of-living crisis on eCommerce businesses

The current cost of living crisis is having a global impact, with Covid and events like the war in Ukraine playing a significant role.

Barnsley boxer’s new sportswear brand proves to be a worthy contender!

A former warehouse worker, who defied the odds to successfully open his own boxing gym, is hoping to inspire others to try martial arts and has launched his own brand of sportswear.

AEGIS Rider at CES 2023

Paige West speaks with AEGIS Rider about developing cutting edge augmented reality systems for the racetrack and motorcycle industry.

Advanced digital twins introduce a more perceptive world of 3D visual intelligence

The search for intelligent and actionable data.

Top Three Virtual Assistant Service Providers Worldwide

With the workspace becoming remote and technology advancing rapidly, one venture that has boomed is Virtual Assistance.

ASOS has a mountain to climb

ASOS, the fast-fashion online retailer, has released a trading statement for the four months ended 31 December 2022

Net zero heroes: A startup’s guide to sustainability

The new year is upon us, and Startups Magazine is starting it off with a bang.

Investors committed 154% more money to ClimateTech businesses in 2022 than previous year

Today, Seedrs – Europe’s leading private investment platform – launched its 2022 Sector Report which reveals the sectors that filled investors with conviction last year in the face of macroeconomic and geopolitical headwinds.

IMPRESSION ADDS HOUSEHOLD NAMES TO ITS CLIENT ROSTER

Digital growth agency Impression begins the year by announcing an influx of new client wins following a successful end to 2022.

How spectrum thinking informs sound investment decisions

Investment professionals know that 99% of the time, identifying a good investment opportunity begins with identifying a good company. But, qualitatively, what makes any particular company “good”?

CBD and food: what do we know?

It’s no wonder that cannabidiol, popularly called CBD, has come under scrutiny in recent years.

Why the UK is still the best place for innovation, but needs to take risks

The OECD announced recently that the UK is facing the worst downturn of any advanced economy and that GDP will fall by 0.3%. The economic outlook might not be great but that doesn’t mean the innovation outlook is as bad.

Poetry and meditation help power new research

Combining poetry and meditation may help to discover new angles on the world, by enabling researchers to take an unorthodox approach to data collection and analysis.

Businesses need to nurture their IT talent

With the unemployment level in the UK at its lowest since 1974 and pay growth still failing to keep pace with soaring inflation, organisations looking to build out their IT teams need to look internally.