One phenomenon that connects people across UK sectors is the dip in productivity as businesses prepare to enter the festive season. While most quieter business periods, such as the end of December, often mean higher numbers of employees taking annual leave, the festive period is the perfect time for businesses to start planning transformation projects, rather than downing tools altogether.
What do Slack, Venmo, Mailchimp, DuckDuckGo, Square, Asana and Airbnb have in common? All of these now global technology companies were started in 2008 and 2009 in the middle of the great financial crisis
But as much of the workforce split their time between the office and home, it’s not a simple case of installing more energy-saving lightbulbs and solar panels anymore. Sure, many could drastically cut their tech stack, such as moving from on-premise to the Cloud, but employees still need the tools to do their jobs. Waging […]
You left a successful job in finance to start your sustainable bedding company, Ethical Bedding. What was the impetus behind this? Before starting Ethical Bedding, I had known for some time that I needed a change in my life. I had personally become extremely disenfranchised with my work, in part due to the endless red […]
Abrar is widely recognised by international experts in the business and consulting field and has won multiple awards including four prestige international business awards just this year alone. He is a distinguished speaker and has regularly been invited to numerous events as a subject matter expert. He regularly writes articles for leading publications and journals. […]
CEO Today talks all things Moveo Technologies with him below. Please tell us more about Moveo Technologies. Ground has always been a bit of a stepchild of the passenger transportation industry - air, sea, and rail receiving all the plaudits. Our company Moveo Technologies Corporation was envisioned to bring sophisticated logistics to the passenger ground […]
Here, Steve King, Managing Director at luxury wine and spirits gift retailer Bottled & Boxed, shares some tips for creating your ideal home cocktail setup. As the nights draw in, what could be better than sipping on an expertly mixed cocktail or chilled glass of champagne in the comfort of your own private bar? Having […]
Multi-billionaire Elon Musk is no longer the richest person in the world after he sold another 22 million shares, worth $3.6bn in his electric car maker Tesla.
In the ever-changing consumer market, where trends come and go, and market competition is becoming increasingly stiff - having an iconic brand is more than a perfectly designed logo placed above your shop entrance or featuring on your products.
In a post-pandemic era, our perception of wellness has profoundly changed since 2019. New trends are emerging in the fast-moving global wellness industry, which is growing at 5-10% a year and is currently worth $1.5 trillion, according to McKinsey & Company. In this article, we’ll explore how the sector is evolving, and how it’s responding to the flowering demands of time-poor high-net-worth-individuals (HNWIs) and their expectations for premium wellness experiences.
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