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Why quick commerce is thriving in India

Why quick commerce is thriving in India

A new retail phenomenon is reshaping consumer behaviour in major cities across the country. But what makes the quick commerce model – which promises deliveries in minutes – so successful? At the heart of India’s quick commerce triumph lies a deceptively simple concept: dark stores. These micro-warehouses, strategically placed in urban...

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Ofgem faces backlash over energy price hike

Ofgem faces backlash over energy price hike

The energy company has announced plans to increase prices by October, just in time for the winter period.  Summer in the UK feels like it left as quickly as it arrived. In what seemed like a blink of an eye the leaves are falling, Halloween memorabilia is filling supermarket shelves, and coats are sneaking back into rotation. Spooky season is officially upon us. And it seems UK energy supplier Ofgem got...

By Brighton, UK
Are Wizz Air’s new ‘unlimited flights’ a disaster for the planet?

Are Wizz Air’s new ‘unlimited flights’ a disaster for the planet?

The budget airline is offering a new ‘All You Can Fly’ membership, but how bad is it for the planet, really?  Wizz Air, a Hungarian budget airline that offers routes across Europe and parts of the Middle East, has just launched an ‘All You Can Fly’ pass for €599 per year. The membership allows customers to fly as much as they want throughout the year, with a flat fee of...

By Brighton, UK
Melting Arctic ice spells opportunity for Far North Fiber’s internet project

Melting Arctic ice spells opportunity for Far North Fiber’s internet project

While Arctic ice may fully melt by 2040, Far North Fiber views this as a door to install internet cables in the region; capitalizing on the climate disaster and the global surge in internet usage. Navigating daily life without encountering the internet is challenging. From smartphones to digital billboards, the digital realm pervades every aspect of our lives. With its usage surging during the pandemic, just over 5 billion globally...

By Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Do our emotions have value in the workplace?

Do our emotions have value in the workplace?

Being called ‘emotional’ at work is rarely intended as a compliment, no matter your profession. But could paying closer attention to our emotional states actually enhance our careers? A growing number of experts seem to think so. For much of the 20th century, the ideal professional was seen as a figure of cool rationality – a person who could set aside their emotions to focus only on logic and productivity. This...

By London, UK