By Matt Singer
People want to make a certain impression and impact when it comes to their social media profiles, and that’s the same can be said when it comes to a job interview – although those impressions are probably worlds apart. As such, research has found you should think twice about that new selfie.
A new startup called Leakserv is out to tap into a very niche business sector – revenge porn. The service will fight unexpected online nudity and “reduce trauma for the victims”.
By Jason Hesse
Business travel is often essential to win new customers, but it can be costly. Here is a list of the ten most expensive cities to do business.
By Simon Brooke
The decision by Mark Zuckerberg to take two months off work as paternity leave has grabbed the business news headlines. How can the man who runs one of the world’s most valuable, dynamic and most closely-watched companies be out of the office for eight weeks
There are a plethora of apps in the market that claim to help the busiest people get more done, in less time. The problem is – who actually has the time to trawl through the myriad apps to find the few that truly give you back an extra hour a day
Seemingly Tinder has a crush on LinkedIn. The controversial dating app appears to have taken inspiration from the professional network and cleaned up its act with an update that invites users to include job and education details on their profiles.
John Lewis has released its 2015 Christmas advert, Man on the Moon, which has already received a huge amount of attention from consumers. So here’s a look back at how people have responded to, and and engaged with, the retailer’s festive campaigns over the past five years.
Now in its 13th year, the Movember campaign (like its amateur moustaches) continues to grow. But while millions harvest novelty nose neighbours once a year for charity, for many successful businessmen facial furniture is a way of life.
Social media platform Twitter announced it added just 4m new monthly users in its most recent quarter – which sent its stock tumbling. Determined to get the lines on the graph pointing skyward instead of near-flatlining, the company is rolling out a bunch of TV adverts – the first of which has been confusing to say the least.
3nder – the company formally known as the threesome app – has had its fantasy of expanding growth realised as “two experienced unnamed tech angels” have pumped $500,000 into the business.
