As part of ‘Making Tax Digital’, an initiative to make tax administration more effective, the UK government is opening a consultation for the design of a digital platform for filing corporation tax
As governments shun the use of insecticides, companies and farmers are unleashing natural predators to protect their crops against pests
A federal judge has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s executive order to ban WeChat over concerns the ban would threaten users’ first amendment rights
Having become carbon-neutral in 2007, the company claims it has now offset its entire carbon legacy
The software maker’s quarterly revenue exceeded analysts’ expectations, as remote working drove greater demand for its cloud-computing services
An incredible windfall of investment from the likes of Facebook and Google has put Jio, an Indian telecoms company, in the spotlight
SAP’s Adaire Fox-Martin explains how social procurement could have orders of magnitude greater impact than corporate social responsibility programmes
SAP’s Daniel Schmid explains how businesses can better understand their carbon footprints in order to make the key changes needed to slow the rate of climate change
Shifting to a circular economic model has the potential to unlock $4.5trn in economic growth, says SAP’s Maggie Buggie
‘We need to create a culture where everybody feels the psychological safety to bring their best selves to work,’ says SAP’s Judith Williams
Having become carbon-neutral in 2007, the company claims it has now offset its entire carbon legacy
Getting the shipping industry to reduce its environmental impact presents a huge challenge. Fortunately, a number of collaborative initiatives have been launched in the hope of creating a greener future
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
As part of ‘Making Tax Digital’, an initiative to make tax administration more effective, the UK government is opening a consultation for the design of a digital platform for filing corporation tax
Few companies have demonstrated more grit than Nokia, which, despite selling its mobile phone handset division in 2013, has gone on to become a major player in the 5G race. But it must be wary not to repeat the mistakes of the past
The cross-border payments group has confirmed reports that it is now valued at $5bn after a secondary share sale
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 governments shun the use of insecticides, companies and farmers are unleashing natural predators to protect their crops against pests
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