Jeff Bezos wants to fix climate change. He can start with Amazon
The world’s richest man has pledged $10 billion to the fight against climate change. But the true test of his commitment to saving the planet will be where Amazon goes Continue Reading
The hunt for endless, clean energy heads two miles underground
A team has bored a two mile well into hot rock without causing major earthquakes – it’s a good sign for harnessing the Earth’s heat as a power source Continue Continue Reading
These clever tweaks make browsing in Safari more private
There’s a lot you can do to improve your web privacy, even with Apple’s browser Continue reading…
The UK’s data sharing deals with Europe are about to get real messy
We need an agreement to keep data flowing between the UK and EU – but there’s plenty that could get in the way Continue reading…
How OakNorth’s stingy strategy made it profitable in six months
OakNorth Bank founder Rishi Khosla really hates spending money. That attitude led to him making his business the most profitable fintech in Europe Continue reading…
Making CCTV work for commuters
CCTV cameras abound in train stations and platforms. But with privacy in mind, that data could be used to help commuters plan better journeys Continue reading…
HQ Trivia went out in a farcical, drunken blaze of glory
Hosts Matt Richards and Anna Roisman popped open a bottle of champagne and downed some tequila shots while Roisman begged for someone to hire her Continue reading…
Gig economy workers have a new weapon in the fight against Uber
Uber, and its competitors, are multinational behemoths. To take them on, gig economy unions are going global Continue reading…
Hot desking was meant to save us all time and money. It hasn’t
Those minutes trying to find a desk add up to an average of two weeks a year of wasted time per employee Continue reading…
Why is Baby Yoda cute and Sonic horrific? Blame your dumb brain
Obsessed with Baby Yoda? The secret to cuteness, it turns out, is a fine art Continue reading…