Guy Opperman is Minister for Pensions and Financial Inclusion Department for Work and Pensions consults on plans to drive long-term pensions sector investment into ‘important sectors of the economy’ such as green technology The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has launched a consultation to improve saver outcomes and promote […]
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Studytable targets college students with a platform that lets those who are higher achieving help those who are struggling. (IBJ photo/Eric Learned) The educational technology sector is exploding nationally and central Indiana is scoring an A+ in capturing a chunk of that growth. The United States is home to almost […]
Strong investor appetite for the technology sector is set to drive recovery in private equity with the booming area seen as a safe harbour for investments during COVID-19 and forecast to be the major source of deal activity. In a report to be released on Monday titled The Carry: Private […]
Election Day is less than two months away and with that in mind, now is an excellent time for investors to consider sector-level implications of two the possible outcomes of this year’s presidential election. Those implications run deeper than simply assuming a Biden-Harris Administration would be bad for fossil fuels […]
What happens when a decidedly non-glamorous sector shows strength? Making money is always the goal of investors, so it can pay to understand what’s happening with a sector that doesn’t get much love in the media. One of those so-called “boring” sectors, materials, is up 4% in September, and more […]
Sevetri Wilson is Founder and CEO of Resilia – revolutionizing how nonprofits are created and maintained, and how enterprises scale impact. getty For every headline we read about an instance of police brutality, we read 10 more about the gross inequities at every major institution in the U.S. Wall Street? Naturally. Hollywood? Check. […]
Already existing digital technologies have the potential to deliver a 15% reduction in carbon emissions by 2030 while also contributing significantly to the UK economy, but policy interventions are needed to create the right business environment, claims a new report. Launched during London Tech Week on 7 September, the report […]
August 31, 2020 5 min read Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. You’re reading Entrepreneur India, an international franchise of Entrepreneur Media. The 21st century has given a stage to the discourse around technology and its ability to enable co-creation and seamless service delivery. While businesses across sectors […]
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TORONTO – The technology sector propelled North American stock markets to a positive start to September with Shopify Inc. hitting a record high on the TSX. Canada’s largest company by market capitalization surged 6.7 per cent, as the sector climbed 3.8 per cent overall, with Kinaxis Inc. up 7.9 per […]
The public sector is slowly embracing digital transformation and implementing them in their service to offer better service to citizens. FREMONT, CA: Public sector organizations are adopting new technologies to offer a better adaptive experience for digital citizens. Technology trends help public sector companies concentrate on government operations, which go beyond […]
© Gavin Young/Postmedia Downtown Calgary office towers are seen from the Calgary Tower on Thursday, June 11, 2020. Thirty-four Calgary tech companies took part in a virtual hiring fair Tuesday, an indication that the city’s technology and innovation sector continues to grow in spite of COVID-19 and a challenging local […]
The coronavirus crisis continues to be acute in the United States as the death toll has now crossed 130,000. The infectious diseases expert, Dr. Anthony Fauci has said that United States is “knee-deep” in the first wave of the pandemic even as the number of coronavirus cases has doubled within […]
Click here to read the full article. In mid-March, suddenly, there was radio silence. Then, slowly, the requests began to creep in. “We must cancel our order”; “Those goods aren’t my responsibility”; “I don’t care what we agreed, if you don’t drop the price, we’re not paying for that.” As […]