Moving To Berlin? You’re Not Alone “An Englishman’s home is his castle,” runs the old adage that’s used to justify historically high levels of property ownership in the UK. Nowadays, however, rising prices are delivering a culture shock that’s ensuring owning the keys to a house is becoming almost as rare as possessing the deeds …
Why Cyber Security Matters Uber and the NHS are only two of the latest high-profile victims in a vast arc of cyber protection scandals to hit over the past two decades, impacting everyone from Joe Bloggs on his laptop to big Asian banks. Disrupted for at least a week after ransomware (WannaCry) demanded $300 per …
Will Blockchain Make the World a Safer Place? With presidential elections at risk of hacking and influence, and online fraud a growing threat, imagine a world where online transactions are secure and fraud-free, where all elections are fair and open. Where individuals hold unchallengeable land titles, and refugees get all the succour they need. A …
Sleepwalking into a Silent Crisis Why Michael Burry of “The Big Short” is Investing in Water Played by Christian Bale in the movie adaptation of Michael Lewis’s The Big Short (2015), Michael Burry is famous for having called time on the subprime lending market years before anybody else – profiting hugely in the process. Yet, …
Can Elon Musk really change the world? Serial entrepreneur, global revolutionary or narcissistic charlatan? Elon Musk is nothing if not inventive, inspirational and occasionally, polarising. Nevertheless, if there’s one man who is materially trying to change the world, it is Elon Musk. His portfolio of companies, which includes everything from electric cars and storage batteries …
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