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Which European Countries are the Most Active Online?
The Netherlands leads the field with a score of 9.01 – or 99.27 percent of residents – regularly using the Internet. SEO agency Digital Climax analysed data from Eurostat to compare the percentages of individuals engaged in six categories of
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The World: Sail Into a Life of Luxury and Adventure
Imagine waking to a view of the Sydney Opera House, and a few weeks later taking breakfast on the Mediterranean before heading to South America — all without leaving your home… Sound like a fantasy? Well, it’s reality for the
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Big Issue Invest Restaurant Project Brings Hope and Employment to People Sleeping Rough in London
Major financial boost for world’s first fine-dining restaurant to be staffed by homeless people. A six-figure investment from Big Issue Invest is helping to kick-start a social initiative giving homeless people employment at a fine-dining restaurant. The staff at Home
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From Solo Star to Team Captain: An Accidental Manager’s Journey
Suddenly shunted into the C-suite, or find yourself the foreman of your former colleagues? Don’t panic… They were the top performers, consistently exceeding expectations and thriving in their respective fields. But then came the promotion, an unforeseen turn of events
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Attitudes Towards Remote Working: Employer vs Employee Perspectives and Economic Implications
The landscape of the workplace has been irreversibly transformed by the rise of remote working, a shift accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic. This transformation has generated diverse opinions from both employers and employees, shaping new economic dynamics. Understanding these perspectives
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Movie Review – Napoleon: Flawed but Fascinating Historical Tribute to an Enigmatic Emperor
Ridley Scott’s Napoleon gets the mood just right, captures all the emotion and torment … but sometimes takes liberties with the truth. This historical epic directed by Ridley Scott is a masterful depiction of the French emperor’s rise and fall.
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Get Your Motor Running — and Dial the Time Machine Back a Few Decades to Find Perfection
When cool is king, you can’t beat two wheels — and the golden era of motorcycling conjured up some gems that are still with us, in spirit and in style. If the motorcycle revolution started, as many contend, in the
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Raise Your Glasses, Investors: Your Profits Could Follow
Whisky is emerging as a neat (sorry) alternative investment; 373 percent over 11 years, anyone? Aaron Damiano Sparkes reports… The whisky sector in 2022 saw the sort of result more traditional investment sectors can only dream of. It saw double-digit
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Magic Happens — at Least in Your Head — but Should it Hold Sway in the Modern Day?
Despite the modern triumph of rational thought and the emergence of technological marvels, superstition, magic, and the search for spiritual meaning persist. Some still think it prudent to salute a single magpie to ward off bad luck, toss spilled salt
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The Cornflake Revolution: How Breakfast TV Became a Staple of Britain’s Mornings
The race for ‘bright and early’ viewers began 40 years ago, and changed the way Britain woke up. Asign on the wall of the BBC’s Lime Grove offices of Breakfast Time, the UK’s first morning television show, read: “Today is
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