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How does the print industry plan to become more economically sustainable?READ MORE
ArticlesSeptember 16, 2019How does the print industry plan to become more economically sustainable?

Negative connotations have built up surrounding the industry’s practices being particularly destructive to the environment. The print industry is making the necessary changes to move with the times in order to seek a more environmentally responsible future.

The history of women’s work-wear throughout timeREAD MORE
ArticlesSeptember 11, 2019The history of women’s work-wear throughout time

Join us as we take a virtual trip down memory lane with the help of Lotus Shoes retailers of women’s court shoes, to see how the last 100 years has shaped women’s office wear. While this aspect of women’s office wear has yet to change — thanks to the government rejecting the proposal to ban such gender-specific workplace dress codes — there have been a number of other changes to the office wardrobe of women over the years.

Job growth in Wales dips as Brexit deadline loomsREAD MORE
ArticlesSeptember 9, 2019Job growth in Wales dips as Brexit deadline looms

Professional employment in Wales has slowed in the run-up to Brexit, as vacancies across the country decrease by 3% year-on-year. That is according to new data from the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo), based on research undertaken by Vacancysoft.

The use of personalization in online and offline retailREAD MORE
ArticlesSeptember 7, 2019The use of personalization in online and offline retail

Whether it’s digital or physical, footfall or website visits, stores are all vying for customer attention. New customer demands are impacting both the offline and online world.

The Top 4 Most Accessible Landmarks in GermanyREAD MORE
ArticlesSeptember 6, 2019The Top 4 Most Accessible Landmarks in Germany

Whether you’re a native to the country or a tourist, there are so many hidden gems to find in Germany. With the country working diligently to remove barriers between disabled people and its cultural locations and landmarks, there are now more accessible tourist destinations across Germany than ever before.

Heficed Launches New Location in Milan to Meet Growing IT Infrastructure Demand in RegionREAD MORE
ArticlesSeptember 5, 2019Heficed Launches New Location in Milan to Meet Growing IT Infrastructure Demand in Region

A growing number of network infrastructure providers choose Lombardy, Italy, and the city of Milan, as a critical European area to be present in. The region’s proximity to Africa, a rising number of international IT businesses in the region, opportunities that arise due to Brexit, and the global burgeoning IaaS market all at play in these developments. An example of the trend is Heficed, a network infrastructure provider, which just launched its new point of presence in Milan.

The Impact of an Aging Population and Lowering Birth Rates in ItalyREAD MORE
ArticlesSeptember 5, 2019The Impact of an Aging Population and Lowering Birth Rates in Italy

Italy is struggling with an aging population. Not only are people living longer, but in Italy, the birth rate is staggeringly low. In 2018, Italy’s birth rate hit a record low of just 440,000 births. But what does this mean for Italians, and how will it impact day-to-day life?

UK start-up index reveals the regions thriving since BrexitREAD MORE
ArticlesSeptember 4, 2019UK start-up index reveals the regions thriving since Brexit

The West Midlands has defied Brexit uncertainty with the highest number of new businesses since the EU referendum, according to new figures by UK credit check specialist Creditsafe. The company’s UK Start-up Index revealed which regions have suffered and which have benefited since the referendum result was announced in June 2016. The West Midlands came out on top with a 21% increase in new businesses from May 2016-April 2019, while Wales saw an 18% decrease over the same period.

More Than 8 Million Brits Throw Repairable Clothes In The BinREAD MORE
ArticlesAugust 14, 2019More Than 8 Million Brits Throw Repairable Clothes In The Bin

To mark the day when humanity has officially used up ‘nature’s resource budget’ for the entire year, (Earth Overshoot Day), new research by sustainable fashion brand, Thought, investigates why we don’t fix things anymore.

New study shows Google ignoring women in businessREAD MORE
ArticlesAugust 13, 2019New study shows Google ignoring women in business

If you search for images of women in business on Google you would have to clarify the female gender. If you search for ‘entrepreneur’ or ‘successful business person’ almost all of the images are of men. There is a problem.

New findings from City Hall strongly connects violence to povertyREAD MORE
ArticlesAugust 9, 2019New findings from City Hall strongly connects violence to poverty

The launch of the Mayor of London's study gave us an illuminating view into the links between poverty and violence, with a specific view on the geography of the issue in relation to a potential solution. The link between the loss of life and financial strain is not a new one, and as the study suggests, the poorest areas of London have been seeing the greatest amount of violent crime committed by young people.

Phone fear affects over half of UK office workersREAD MORE
ArticlesAugust 5, 2019Phone fear affects over half of UK office workers

The results of a survey of UK office workers suggests that we are becoming increasingly anxious about answering the phone at work.

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