We’ve seen a real shake-up on the high street over the past few years. Online sales have sky-rocketed and, post-COVID, a lot of physical shops have closed their shutters to trade solely online or leave the retail space completely.
The recent extreme weather we’ve seen across the globe has made it clear we need to adapt our homes to deal with these climatic changes. The two key weather extremes being flooding and heatwaves.
Back in the day, if you were asked what the world’s most famous brands are, you would have probably said something along the lines of Google, Netflix, Amazon or Apple.
Brickit is a clever app that harnesses a powerful AI camera to rapidly scan your random collection of Lego bricks and then suggest fun things to build.
Whether you’re tuning in for Olympic shot put or show-jumping, it will be hard to miss big brands flexing their creative muscles during Tokyo 2020.
Plans for ‘green concrete’ to become mainstream are finally firming up.
That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet. Or would it?
Consumers are growing weary of companies that use the pandemic as an excuse for poor service.
EU migrant workers leaving the UK following Brexit, coupled with a surge in home improvement projects is causing a critical shortage in skilled trade workers.
