Christian Kolarz didn’t start out with a plan to lead one of the top boutique landscaping firms in New York. But with more than 25 years of hands-on experience, his work now stands out across the NYC metro area and its suburbs. He launched C.KOLARZ DESIGN in 2014 after decades of learning, testing, and refining … Read more
With the passage of time, the quantum realm, which was before only a subject of discussion among physicists, is rapidly becoming a component of the real world of business. This is not only another technological advancement; rather, it is a breakthrough in computing capability that will bring about a transformation in whole industries, ranging from … Read more
How Lynda D’Alessandro Built a Digital Brand From the Ground Up Lynda D’Alessandro didn’t become a content creator by accident. Her journey began with small, daily posts—outfit inspiration, healthy meals, and short workout clips. Over time, she began to notice a pattern: people wanted more. More fashion tips. More behind-the-scenes. More of the truth behind … Read more
From Stocking Shelves to Shaping Enterprises Lunar Loussia’s path to business leadership didn’t begin in a boardroom. It started in San Diego, California, inside his father’s grocery and liquor stores. As a kid, he didn’t just visit — he wanted to help. “Going to work with my dad was something I loved,” he says. “Even … Read more
His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has reported the loss or theft of nearly 3,000 electronic devices over the past three years, fuelling growing concerns over government cybersecurity as cyberattacks and phishing scams surge across the UK. Data obtained through a Freedom of Information (FOI) request and analysed by the Parliament Street think tank reveals … Read more
Former Health Secretary Sir Jeremy Hunt has warned that the UK risks “over-medicalising” everyday life events such as bereavement and job loss, cautioning against a growing trend of signing people off work with anxiety and depression. Speaking at the Buxton Literary Festival, the former Chancellor said he believed the country had gone too far in … Read more
It’s 3pm on a Friday. If you’re working from home, there’s a growing chance you’ve already shut your laptop, set your Teams status to “active”, and headed off for a long weekend. New data from Virgin Media O2 has revealed a distinct shift in working habits, with broadband traffic dropping by 8 per cent between … Read more
Stock markets across Europe and beyond fell sharply this morning following a dramatic escalation in the global trade war by former US President Donald Trump. On Thursday night, Trump announced a new wave of tariffs on imports from 92 countries, igniting fears of a significant blow to international commerce and a renewed slowdown in global … Read more
Microsoft has become the second publicly traded company in history to reach a $4 trillion market valuation, propelled by booming demand for artificial intelligence and record performance from its cloud computing division. The milestone was reached on Thursday, just weeks after chipmaker Nvidia became the first company to cross the same threshold on 9 July. … Read more
Shadow Scottish secretary Andrew Bowie has called for an urgent policy review on North Sea oil and gas, following comments by former US President Donald Trump describing the region as “a treasure chest for the United Kingdom”. Trump’s remarks—made during a visit to Scotland earlier this week—criticised the UK’s windfall tax on fossil fuel profits … Read more