It looked like the final scene of a movie, the denouement of a long adventure in which the good guys finally prevail. Azure skies and brilliant blue seas provided a perfect backdrop on Tuesday evening as a spacecraft carrying four people neared the planet’s surface. “Just breathtaking views of a calm, glass-like ocean off the … Read more
Slower commercialization of innovations in Europe Regulatory fragmentation that stifles growth Insufficient public and private R&D investments A large base of SMEs struggling with tech adoption Brain drains to the U.S. due to a more innovation-friendly environment A focus on mature technologies over emerging ones Our take: European CIOs need to bridge the innovation gap … Read more
What caught my eye this week. There is an interesting article in the Financial Times this week that explains that new build properties aren’t as small as we’ve all been led to believe: It turns out that, rather than shrinking, new homes have become larger. The frequently used 76 sq m figure is simply wrong … Read more
Several times throughout Hard Truths, an unassuming English suburb becomes the site of a simmering domestic civil war, when the middle-aged Pansy (Marianne Jean-Baptiste) is awoken from her nap and goes on a wordy, hilariously nasty rant about her neighbors. Her demanding husband Curtley (David Webber) is never surprised, and quietly accepts his wife’s latest … Read more