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Lose that cofounder and save your startup
When a business relationship sours, it’s not a relationship worth saving. I’m a total team player. But even after 20+ years and 14 startups, I’ve never been a cofounder. Not once.
Tools by " Joe Procopio
21.12.2021
Lose that cofounder and save your startup
Grinding his way to the top: CEO of London coffee chain Grind says the company is set for international expansion
Maddyness caught up with David Abrahamovitch, CEO of independent coffee chain, Grind, to find out how he led the business to new heights during one of the hospitality industry's most challenging years.
Portfolio by " Abby Wallace
21.12.2021
McDonald’s’ net-zero restaurant is a blip in its emissions ocean. But is that the point?
McDonald’s UK & Ireland has rolled out a new-build restaurant in Shropshire, which it claims is its first to meet net-zero carbon regulations in its construction and operations. The building was constructed using a range of recycled materials, including cladding made from recycled IT equipment, a drive-thru lane using recycled tyres, internal wall signs made from waste coffee beans, and kerbsides constructed from recycled plastic bottles.
Decoding by " Marc Height
20.12.2021
McDonald’s’ net-zero restaurant is a blip in its emissions ocean. But is that the point?
Tech vacancies are booming – why now is the time to make a career change and tips for doing so
Of all the messages in the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget, one was particularly clear - we urgently need to address the UK’s digital skills gap. The announcement of a £3.8B investment in training and T-Level courses was welcome news for the tech sector and in the future will undoubtedly go some way to alleviating the crippling skills shortage our industry faces.
Opinion by " Steve Pinches
20.12.2021
Tech vacancies are booming – why now is the time to make a career change and tips for doing so
Edtech, medtech and "createch" in this week's MaddyMoney
Every week, Maddyness brings you the latest investment news from the UK startup ecosystem. Here's a recap of this week's investments.
Decoding by " Maddyness UK
17.12.2021
Maddymoney startup investment-news
Is blockchain the future of humanitarian aid? The World Food Programme hopes so
In some of the world’s largest refugee camps, displaced people are buying food and other necessities using advanced technology.
Decoding by " Abby Wallace
16.12.2021
Castore: The British brothers looking to take on sportswear’s biggest brands
Tom and Phil Beahon are pitting themselves against the likes of Nike, Adidas, and Puma with their homegrown, high-end sports brand Castore.
News by " Simon Lovick
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15.12.2021
Castore: The British brothers looking to take on sportswear’s biggest brands
The biggest change in the UK telephone network that (almost) no one is talking about
We’re all familiar with the copper wire telephone network: in use since 1876, it’s kept business communications going for years. Since its invention, the public switch telephone network (PSTN) has seen a lot of changes: it's gone from manual switching, which required a human operator, to electronic switching; from just simple copper wires to fibre cables and cellular networks.
Decoding by " Sara Sheikh
15.12.2021
The biggest change in the UK telephone network that (almost) no one is talking about
Don’t let anyone tell you how to run your startup
One of the things I love about working on Teaching Startup — my project to democratise startup mentorship by making it affordable and timely — is that every once in a while we don’t answer an entrepreneur’s question so much as get them to discover the answer they already know.
Tools by " Joe Procopio
14.12.2021
Don’t let anyone tell you how to run your startup
Can a new independent institute improve the ethics of AI?
Former Google AI researcher Timnit Gebru is launching an independent AI institute to explore how the technology can exacerbate inequality. The Distributed Artificial Intelligence Research (DAIR) Institute will document the harmful effects AI can have on marginalised communities, while looking for ways to improve access to AI development for those groups. Gebru is a longstanding critic of facial recognition software’s bias against people of colour.
Decoding by " Sara Trett
13.12.2021
Can a new independent institute improve the ethics of AI?
What you need to know about the latest developments in Trump's new social media platform
Every week, Maddyness curates articles from other outlets on a topic that is driving the headlines. This week, we're talking about the investigation of Trump's social media firm, TRUTH social, and the appointment of its new CEO.
News by " Maddyness UK
13.12.2021
The ultimate eco-friendly Christmas list
Sick of rubbish and waste on Christmas day and conscious of cutting down this year? We've compiled a list of eco-friendly gift ideas to help you avoid unnecessary waste this Christmas
Decoding by " Maddyness UK
11.12.2021
These founders suffered with long COVID
The COVID-19 crisis has affected us all in different ways, uprooting how we live and work, deepening anxieties caused by the risk of illness, unemployment and income drying up, and amplifying pressure on the public services we rely on.
Portfolio by " Abby Wallace
10.12.2021
These founders suffered with long COVID
Clean skincare, seaweed packaging and religious well-being apps in this week's MaddyMoney
Every week, Maddyness brings you the latest investment news from the UK startup ecosystem. Here's a recap of this week's investments.
Decoding by " Maddyness UK
10.12.2021
Maddymoney startup investment-news
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