Dark Matter and the Swimming Pool App
On July 24, at the peak of a hot summer, a local news station in North Carolina reported on a new example of the sharing economy. It’s a swimming pool app that connects homeowners saddled with expensive swimming pools they
A Noted Physician Advocates COVID Civil Disobedience
Famously, at the start of his 1849 essay, “On the Duty of Civil Disobedience,” Henry David Thoreau observed, “That government is best which governs least.” Few policymakers or politicians during COVID were influenced by Thoreau, who also pointed out that “government
Set aside 5 minutes to check these 5 cybersecurity mistakes and secure your business
<?xml encoding="utf-8" ?????????>Simon Hughes – VP and General Manager for the UK arm of Cowbell, a leading cyber insurance provider for SMEs – runs through the most common cybersecurity mistakes startups make, revealing how to fix them before hackers catch
Bumper tax revenues resulted in UK public borrowing lower than expected in August
<?xml encoding="utf-8" ?????????>The government’s borrowing bill was lower than expected last month as falling inflation and bumper tax revenues helped improve public finances.Figures from the Office for National Statistics showed that monthly public sector borrowing in August was £11.6 billion,
Warner Bros confirms huge expansion of Watford studios
<?xml encoding="utf-8" ?????????>Watford is to become the unlikely new home for Batman and Superman after Warner Bros confirmed that it is to go ahead with a huge expansion of its Leavesden film studios.The addition of ten new sound stages and