How YouTube should’ve dealt with the Crowder-Maza controversy instead of delaying its response

Monday, 10 June 2019 Varsha Saraogi

A YouTuber posted alleged homophobic slurs against a journalist and people weren’t happy with the platform’s response. Could it have done something different?

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Jack Dorsey promises to help UK SMEs access technology – something many struggle with

Monday, 10 June 2019 Eric Johansson

During his visit to London Tech Week, the Square co-founder and CEO will unveil a new report about the challenges micro businesses face and how he can help

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As cash usage continues to fall, a pick and mix payment method is being adopted by consumers

Friday, 07 June 2019 Fahima Begum

Cash, debit cards, contactless and mobile banking are means of purchasing items but the dynamics are shifting as consumer habits change

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Social shopping app Depop pockets $62m series C investment to address rising US demand

Friday, 07 June 2019 Zen Terrelonge

Shoreditch startup Depop has received the financial fuel to strut along the corporate catwalk as it looks to conquer the States, where it has five million users

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How Alma de Ace went from university side hustle to London streetwear brand

Monday, 10 June 2019 Zen Terrelonge

Sebastian Agace kicked off his business as nothing more than a “hobby” and now it’s become an online fashion retailer with international sales interest

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Opinion: What the Conservatives are getting wrong in their leadership recruitment

Monday, 10 June 2019 James Reed

After Theresa May resigned, the Tory party are contesting for a leader. But what mistakes have they made in their leadership?

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Amazon’s new drone is really cool but won’t deliver to your door anytime soon

Friday, 07 June 2019 Eric Johansson

The e-commerce giant unveiled a new delivery drone during its re:MARS conference. But experts doubt regular UK drone deliveries are truly on the horizon

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What are unconscious biases and how can we limit their impact on our recruitment efforts?

Friday, 07 June 2019 Teresa Boughey

Getting the right candidate or acknowledging employees should be down people’s skills. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case

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How YouTube should’ve dealt with the Crowder-Maza controversy instead of delaying its response

Jack Dorsey promises to help UK SMEs access technology – something many struggle with

As cash usage continues to fall, a pick and mix payment method is being adopted by consumers

Social shopping app Depop pockets $62m series C investment to address rising US demand

How Alma de Ace went from university side hustle to London streetwear brand

Opinion: What the Conservatives are getting wrong in their leadership recruitment

Amazon’s new drone is really cool but won’t deliver to your door anytime soon

What are unconscious biases and how can we limit their impact on our recruitment efforts?

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