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There are some things in life that, because of their nuances, you can only really learn by doing. Fundraising is one of them.  Last year, my co-founder Ian and I had a crazy idea to change the world’s approach to the management of lifestyle disease. In September, we incorporated Ceres (now Habitual), and in December we closed an angel […]
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The largest shopping mall owner in the United States, Simon Property Group, which manages some 325 properties across the country totaling more than 22 million square meters, is in talks with Amazon to convert some premises being made vacant due to the collapse of department store chains such as J.C. Penneyor Sears into fulfilment centers for the company. In June, J.C. Penney announced the […]
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From a public relations perspective, public apologies are fascinating. They’re to be found everywhere and the news media can’t seem to get enough of these dramatic statements. If we unpack the public apology as a concept, we can discern three central parts: the apology (“I apologise”), the expression of regret (“I’m sorry”) and the explanation […]
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Intel has announced a delay of more than a year in its 7nm chip manufacturing process, which gives an idea of the reasons why Apple recently announced it was abandoning the US company’s chips and would make its own and use ARM architecture instead. Intel’s problems are not new: this is not the first time the company has announced delays. This time, […]
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The unfolding human and economic toll from COVID-19 poses an enormous challenge to all businesses, large and small. A recent Dun & Bradstreet report found 94 percent of Fortune 1,000 companies are experiencing supply chain delays. Around the world, small businesses struggle to stay afloat as governments force closures of all but the most essential. Impact […]
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Artificial Intelligence has been around for decades but only in recent years has it advanced to a level where it’s getting both exciting and scary. On one hand, artificial intelligence has started to open doors to things like cashless checkouts, voice assistants and more. On the other hand, people like Elon Musk has indicated his fear […]

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I highly recommend reading the McKinsey Global Institute’s new report, “Reskilling China: Transforming The World’s Largest Workforce Into Lifelong Learners”, which focuses on the country’s biggest employment challenge, re-training its workforce and the adoption of practices such as lifelong learning to address the growing digital transformation of its productive fabric. How to transform the country […]

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