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Business
Apple’s market share in India remains disappointingly low. While the firm plans to open its first physical store in the country in 2021, more needs to be done to improve its fortunes in the world’s second-largest smartphone market
Strategy
As Airbnb approaches its highly anticipated initial public offering, security concerns are bringing the platform under increasing scrutiny
Strategy
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced thousands of businesses to let their staff work remotely, but many of these firms might not be as technologically prepared for the situation as they thought
Strategy
Japan’s G-Cans storm drain is thought to be the largest of its kind, but even this enormous system may not be enough to protect the nation against increasingly frequent floods
Business
As time-poor consumers search for the perfect balance between convenience and nutrition, meal replacement drinks are experiencing a revival
Technology
Technology that detects human emotion is being used by firms to improve customer service, decide which candidates to interview and optimise the emotional impact of advertising. But experts in the field have warned that some software relies on outdated psychological theories and cannot always be trusted
Business
Marc Sanderson outlines Malaga’s smart city innovations and benefits for businesses and citizens alike
Technology
Digital health futurist Maneesh Juneja and medical imaging innovator Mark Punyanitya discuss the future of healthcare and accessibility
Technology
Everything that we do is experience, but more and more businesses are using technology to understand and enhance it
Technology
The New Economy asks three businesses at SAPPHIRE NOW 2019 how they’re using technology to deliver best in class experiences for their stakeholders
The island of Nurai in Abu Dhabi has recently installed a floating solar power plant that is set to have a capacity of 80 kilowatts
Governments within the developed world must re-evaluate their current economic systems in order to drastically cut carbon emissions at the source
Recent studies reveal it is no longer viable for insurers to back the coal industry due to the associated climate risks. This has the potential to herald a positive move away from fossil fuels altogether
China’s Three Gorges Dam, a project so large it has affected the speed of the Earth’s rotation, is capable of generating huge quantities of renewable energy. It has also caused social and environmental disruption to the local area
Apple’s market share in India remains disappointingly low. While the firm plans to open its first physical store in the country in 2021, more needs to be done to improve its fortunes in the world’s second-largest smartphone market
As time-poor consumers search for the perfect balance between convenience and nutrition, meal replacement drinks are experiencing a revival
Economic catastrophes and global pandemics have historically had a significant impact on manufacturing. With robots increasingly being used throughout supply chains, the coronavirus outbreak could signal a new era for the industry
With the rise of technological innovation, secularism and environmental awareness, the funeral industry is changing – and entrepreneurs are starting to take notice
As Airbnb approaches its highly anticipated initial public offering, security concerns are bringing the platform under increasing scrutiny
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced thousands of businesses to let their staff work remotely, but many of these firms might not be as technologically prepared for the situation as they thought
Japan’s G-Cans storm drain is thought to be the largest of its kind, but even this enormous system may not be enough to protect the nation against increasingly frequent floods
Earlier this year, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman introduced a new strategy that was designed to further monetise the country’s oil reserves. If it continues, the dynamics of the global energy markets could permanently shift
