The End of the World Wide Web?
Growing nationalist sentiment and fears over security are giving rise to an internet broken between borders. It could spell the end for the world wide web as we know it. Continue reading The End of the World Wide Web?
Author: Chris Welch
Chris is interested in the influence of technological companies and their effect on inequality. He is also part of the Investment Club, which manages a boy-run fund, and is a keen musician.
Ahead of its Time
Spain has been living in the wrong time zone for over 70 years. The economic case for reform might now just outweigh the long-held social resistance. Continue reading Ahead of its Time
Waking up to ‘death by overwork’
Recent legislation suggests much of Japan is at last waking up to its workers’ growing risk of death from overwork. Precious little is actually changing. Continue reading Waking up to ‘death by overwork’
A New Age of Inequality
Jonathan Haskel and Stian Westlake’s ‘Capitalism Without Capital: The rise of the intangible economy’ reveals enormous new potential for businesses. It also explores the dangers. Continue reading A New Age of Inequality
Our Invisible Assets
Digital services like Netflix and Spotify are the face of a ‘subscription economy’ on a remarkable rise. The true extent of its consequences, both for the consumer and the environment, is stark. Continue reading Our Invisible Assets
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