It’s JULY already! In the words of my 8-yo daugther: OMG! Time is flying by and I really try to not let it get to me, but summer is rapidly coming to an end before it even really began! We are busy in the new house, and haven’t even started packing down our old house … Read more
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. China’s embassy in London has warned the UK to “stop creating trouble” as it hit out at MPs’ “twisted mentality” over allegations that a Chinese businessman linked to Prince Andrew is a Communist party spy. … Read more
When downtime disrupts your business operations regularly, it’s a red flag. Even short interruptions add up, impacting productivity and frustrating your team. Persistent outages suggest your IT provider may lack the resources, proactive monitoring, or strategic planning needed to maintain stable systems. Instead of simply reacting to issues, effective IT support should proactively find and … Read more
It should be so simple: you’re a customer who wants to purchase something so you whip out the credit card and buy it. I must have done this thousands of times, and it’s easy! I’ve bought stuff with plastic credit cards, stuff with Apple Pay on my phone and watch and, like all of us, … Read more
Storm Shanshan struck Japan’s southern island of Kyushu yesterday and whereas it’s being known as one of many strongest storms to hit the nation in a long time, the final word impression to reinsurance markets is anticipated to be minimal, whereas disaster bonds and different insurance-linked securities (ILS) are anticipated to be largely or fully … Read more
