By David Craik
According to Companies House data, analysed by O2 Business, August 28th was the day 4,794 new businesses were created in 2014 – more than any other day in 2014.
By Paul Hennin
The battle between man and machines goes back centuries. Are they taking our jobs Or are they merely easing our workload Paul Hennin, director of marketing at Aerohive Networks, believes that it is the latter.
By David Craik
Swedish fashion chain H&M has launched a €1m prize to find new ideas to help it and its customers recycle old clothes.
By Dennis Jones
With the arrival of Samsung Pay to complement/battle Apple Pay – and with Android Pay bringing up the rear in a few months – going cashless just got a lot easier and ever more secure.
February 2015 saw Uber begin using talent from Carnegie Mellon University to develop driverless technology. Some six months later, the cab company is reportedly ready to invest in 500,000 autonomous cars in a bid to beat Google and Nissan.
Beacon technology on buses will enable advertisers to push targeted offers and content to commuters as they travel around London.
Productivity has become one of the most talked about subjects in recent months. As such, Real Business pulled together the thoughts of EAT, StuRents and Motorclean to find out how innovation such as video conferencing, efficiency software and abandoning paper sales notes are bringing big returns.
London Technology Week (LTW) took place from 15-21 June and was a week of face-to-face events where some of the world’s most innovative products and personalities were on display. Niall O’Loughlin, marketing manager at 99designs, has unveiled the event highlights of the design industry.
Since last appearing on Real Business’s Hot 100 in 2014, Busaba has made expansion outside of London, as well as retaining loyal customers, its top priorities.
On the back of rolling out its operations into 18 new cities in the UK, Real Business asked Remo Gerber, the UK CEO of taxi app Gett, what he thought the future had in store.
