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Tech isn't the problem in real estate: it's the people selling it
Ninety per cent of property professionals say they're ready to invest in new tech. Surprising? Not if you actually work in real estate. The industry has gotten a bad rap as tech-resistant, but that's not the whole picture.
How a business credit card can help aspiring entrepreneurs
Running a business comes with enough stress already, and the last thing you need is to lose sleep over cash flow gaps or unexpected expenses. While traditional business finance has its place, a business credit card can offer peace of mind, giving you a flexible financial buffer that’s there whenever you need it.
60 breakthroughs that relied on human participation
Behind every major scientific advancement lies countless human contributions. Some are from renowned researchers in sterile labs, others from ordinary people sharing their time, data, and experiences.
Yusuf's Home-Buying Journey: Small Steps, Big Dreams
Buying your first home can often feel completely unachievable. Let’s take a look at how someone might be able to use Kaldi to build towards their deposit using Kaldi. Let’s call them Yusuf.
What does the public think about AI policy?
The US and the UK prioritize innovation in their approaches to AI governance, though in very different ways. Prolific polled its participants to find out what the public thinks about these approaches: do they trust them? Do they even understand them?
A guide to creating Meta ads for restaurants
Get the lowdown on how to use Meta ads to your advantage and reach potential diners on Facebook and Instagram.
10 simple steps to make your restaurant more eco-friendly in 2025
Restaurant sustainability practices can start small. You don’t need a complete overhaul to make meaningful change, with simple adjustments often having an environmental impact while even saving money.
What is a business credit card, and how does it work?
Business credit cards work similarly to personal cards but are designed specifically for company expenses. They let you borrow money for business costs and pay it back later, often with rewards for typical business spending. While they share some features with personal cards, business credit cards usually offer higher limits and perks tailored to entrepreneurs.
A year of green progress: Our 2023 Environmental Report
One of our missions is to lead the security industry toward a greener future, a goal that shapes many of our actions. For the past five years, we have undertaken annual carbon audits with sustainability experts Alectro.
What do self-employed borrowers need to get a BTL mortgage?
There is a world where some self-employed mortgage applicants face certain challenges when trying to get borrowing for a buy-to-let property. While these borrowers often need to go through additional vetting compared to employed buyers, securing an appropriate buy-to-let mortgage is certainly achievable with the right preparation, approach and lender.
Here are some key considerations to help your self-employed clients improve their chances of getting mortgage approval for purchasing r...
Seasonal installations to keep your home cool during the summer
UK summers are getting hotter, but you can cool your home without breaking the bank using seasonal shading and ventilation techniques.
Each year, the UK seems to register record-breaking high temperatures, and predictions suggest it’ll only get hotter in the years to come.
Comprehensive guide for restaurants with private dining rooms
Private dining is more than a secluded spot for guests to enjoy a meal away from other diners. It’s a fully-functioning arm of your restaurant that adds another layer to what you offer and increases revenue.
What is succession planning and why does it matter?
"You are not serious people".
Such an iconic line made for great TV during the final season of HBO's Succession, but it's absolutely not what any CEO wants to say to their employees, especially ones they hope will take over the business one day.
How the University of Chicago is researching decision-making with Prolific
Dr. Boaz Keysar leads the Multilingualism and Decision-Making Lab at the University of Chicago. Here, they explore how decision-making changes with language and age. Recently, the lab has investigated how a cognitive bias called the "zero-sum bias" changes as people get older.
Building a super plan for sustainability
Deloitte Italy teamed up with leading financial institutions to make a building renovations incentive scheme more inclusive and affordable. It meant homeowners could fund vital green home improvements, faster.