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  • Is UK online fashion retailer Net-a-Porter about to be bought by Amazon?

    March 27, 2015

    Is Amazon planning to get into high-end fashion retailing? The US tech giant is reportedly in talks to acquire Net-a-Porter, the British online luxury fashion retailer. It would be a bold move for Amazon, which already has clothing categories on its site – although many of the listings tend to feature the word "polyester".  According [...]

  • Sedentary job? Here are six realistic tips for standing up more at work

    March 27, 2015

    Desk on a treadmill? A fantastic idea, if you have razor-sharp concentration and colleagues who don't mind the sound of running and panting. The reality is that for most of us, this is a fairly useless piece of advice. Yet we have been warned once again that being sedentary at work poses a health risk. [...]

  • Clocks go forward this weekend – here are six ways to make sure you don’t feel tired when Daylight Saving Time begins

    March 27, 2015

    This weekend marks the official start of Daylight Savings Time (DST). On Sunday morning, clocks will go forward by one hour. On the bright side, we'll have lighter evenings for the next six months – but even an hour is enough to throw your body slightly out of kilter.   An analysis of sleeping patterns [...]

  • After Zayn Malik quit One Direction Spotify experienced a massive “spike of sadness”

    March 26, 2015

    Other than people with ears who are aged over 20, the biggest single winner of a singer quitting the world' biggest boyband is Spotify, it turns out. While fans of One Direction weep over their posters, Spotify is providing what must be the 21st Century equivalent of the telephone helpline for when Robbie Williams left [...]

  • When humans first evolved: Scientists have just discovered the father of all mankind

    March 26, 2015

    There has always been a question mark over when humans first started walking the face of the planet, but new research indicates we came into existence more recently than previously thought. A team of scientists at deCODE genetics sequenced the genomes of 2,636 people in Iceland, and compared the findings with nation-wide family trees. This [...]

  • Driverless cars could create 320,000 UK jobs and save 25,000 lives

    March 26, 2015

    Connected and driverless cars could create a jobs boom in the UK and save thousands of lives, according to new research commissioned by SMMT Connected. Developing the next generation of autonomous vehicles could land the UK with as many as 320,000 jobs and deliver £51bn of economic benefits. The research, carried out by KPMG, argues [...]

  • The art of video games: From Super Mario Brothers to The Legend of Zelda

    March 25, 2015

    The Barbican championed the art of the video game long before it became the behemoth industry that we see today. Its first Game On exhibition opened in 2001 – now it’s gearing up for Game On 2.0, which will tour the world celebrating this cutting edge medium, offering visitors the chance to play classic games [...]

  • Chinese government cyber division accused of hacking Google

    March 25, 2015

    A wing of the Chinese government has been accused of being behind a recent attack on Google, as well as previous hacks on Microsoft, Apple and Yahoo.   Anti-censorship organisation GreatFire.org today highlighted a recent admission by Google that it had been the subject of a “man in the middle” (MITM) attack which it traced [...]

  • Climate change could spell the end for our coastal railways, warns expert

    March 24, 2015

    Scenic train rides along Britain's coastline could soon come to an abrupt halt, an expert on climate change has warned.  Professor Robert Duck from the University of Dundee told The Guardian that hundreds of miles of coastal tracks are now vulnerable to being ruined by waves, landslides and storms caused by climate change.   Parts [...]

  • Will Apple become the first $1 trillion company this year?

    March 24, 2015

    It's been mere months since Apple's market cap smashed through $700bn, but already one US brokerage has predicted it's going to become the first $1 trillion (£669bn) company within the next 12 months. Yesterday, Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Brian White issued a 12-month price target of $180 last night. He said a "combination of forces", including [...]

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