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London ranks as top smart city in the “Cities of the Future Index” from EasyPark

London ranks as top smart city in the “Cities of the Future Index” from EasyPark

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Shareholders more likely to support eco-initiatives if they have experienced climate disasters

Shareholders more likely to support eco-initiatives if they have experienced climate disasters

Pal sinha, Barnali • 2 min read •
Menlo Security Research Shows 75% of Organisations Re-evaluating Security Strategy as Remote and Hybrid Working Set to Remain

Menlo Security Research Shows 75% of Organisations Re-evaluating Security Strategy as Remote and Hybrid Working Set to Remain

Pal sinha, Barnali • 3 min read •
Mind the ‘Specialist Skills’ Gap The Open University’s Business Barometer report reveals a lack of en-try level and specialist talent

Mind the ‘Specialist Skills’ Gap The Open University’s Business Barometer report reveals a lack of en-try level and specialist talent

Pal sinha, Barnali • 2 min read •
A ticking time bomb for businesses: 1 in 2 employees would like to have taken time off for their mental health during the pandemic but didn’t

A ticking time bomb for businesses: 1 in 2 employees would like to have taken time off for their mental health during the pandemic but didn’t

Pal sinha, Barnali • 2 min read •
Britain’s binge on cheap food is over, biggest chicken producer says

Britain’s binge on cheap food is over, biggest chicken producer says

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From beef bowls to coffee, cost surge squeezes Japan’s salaryman staples

From beef bowls to coffee, cost surge squeezes Japan’s salaryman staples

Pal sinha, Barnali • 3 min read •
Digital ad demand helps Publicis hike 2021 growth outlook

Digital ad demand helps Publicis hike 2021 growth outlook

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Financial solutions for Startups

Financial solutions for Startups

Pal sinha, Barnali • 4 min read •
Managers and employees argue more over fair wages when economic conditions are uncertain

Managers and employees argue more over fair wages when economic conditions are uncertain

Pal sinha, Barnali • 2 min read •