Love at first swipe: How niche dating apps have found a place in the hearts of singletons

Monday, 22 October 2018 Zen Terrelonge

First came online dating, then dating apps and now niche dating apps are rising in popularity to help singles find their match. So it begs the question, will these themed upstarts steal market share from the more generic but giant counterparts?

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Twitter and Salesforce CEOs in public Twitter spat about paying more taxes to help homeless people

Monday, 15 October 2018 Angus Shaw

Homelessness is a big issue in San Francisco and a key topic in the city’s upcoming elections. It’s even caused a public clash between tech moguls Jack Dorsey and Marc Benioff

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In the loop: the government tackles late payments, flower business blooms and hand gestures attract investors

Friday, 05 October 2018 Angus Shaw

Before you start putting your feet up for the weekend, check out why the government is asking SMEs to give their opinion over late payments and why TGI Fridays faces more strikes over tipping

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In the loop: Darktrace raises a massive series E, Elon Musk could lose Tesla and why Instagram founders left Facebook

Friday, 28 September 2018 Angus Shaw

Before going all out for the weekend find out why the SEC is suing Elon Musk, Darktrace strengthens its position as a unicorn and find out the reason why millennial jobseekers hate gender pay gaps

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In the loop: High-street crisis continues, fashiontech startup Thread secures $22m and Brits’ entrepreneurial spirit surge

Friday, 19 October 2018 Varsha Saraogi

While you might be busy basking in autumn beauty, we bring you the weekly round-up. Superdry’s profits plummet, Brexit is causing UK competitiveness to slip and more workers long to become entrepreneurs

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In the loop: SMEs struggle to hire talent, Brits pull more sickies than Europeans and will bosses be forced to reveal racial pay gaps?

Friday, 12 October 2018 Angus Shaw

Friday’s finally here. More importantly, so is this week’s roundup. Read how the government could make employers publish ethnic pay gaps, why 85% of SMEs struggle to entice jobseekers and how Pipedrive raised $10m

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Face-to-face with nine times Facebook has received backlash over the years

Thursday, 04 October 2018 Anne Struijcken

After Facebook latest security breach we took a look at nine of the company’s worst scandals over the years.

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Slay the startup scene with these six absolutely fierce insights into José Neves and Farfetch’s success

Thursday, 27 September 2018 Eric Johansson

From always evolving with the times to staying fit, José Neves has used a combination of tricks to make Farfetch a true British unicorn. And new startup founders can learn from his fine example

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Love at first swipe: How niche dating apps have found a place in the hearts of singletons

Twitter and Salesforce CEOs in public Twitter spat about paying more taxes to help homeless people

In the loop: the government tackles late payments, flower business blooms and hand gestures attract investors

In the loop: Darktrace raises a massive series E, Elon Musk could lose Tesla and why Instagram founders left Facebook

In the loop: High-street crisis continues, fashiontech startup Thread secures $22m and Brits’ entrepreneurial spirit surge

In the loop: SMEs struggle to hire talent, Brits pull more sickies than Europeans and will bosses be forced to reveal racial pay gaps?

Face-to-face with nine times Facebook has received backlash over the years

Slay the startup scene with these six absolutely fierce insights into José Neves and Farfetch’s success

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