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They are fashion's newest tribe but, warns Josh Sims, joining them might be harder than you think With his short back and sides neatly parted, his ...
Stephen Armstrong delves into a futuristic world of mobile phones in the form of jewellery, biometrics and cryptocurrencies. He discovers however that new trends will only catch on if there's enough to tempt both retailers and consumers.
Cosmetic surgery tourism is a fast growing industry, but is it safe? Leah Hardy investigates the boom in nip/tuck holidays Cosmetic surgery can be e...
Impact investing has developed out of traditional philanthropy in an effort to find solutions that allow investors to make profitable investments that can also address social and environmental challenges.
Inflation and commodity prices may push up the cost of a cup of coffee. But is there a foam ceiling above which it just becomes too much, asks Simon...
Microfinance has been hugely successful in cutting poverty and promoting economic growth in developing countries. It started as philanthropy, with charities and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) using donations to give very small cash loans to poor people, predominantly women, to start businesses so that they could feed themselves and their families.
