Category: Business (Page 14)
The Floating Farm is one of the latest attempts to think outside the box when it comes to adapting to climate change. Mussel farms or attempts to grow kelp and ot…
In the seaside resort of Atlantic City, New Jersey, where $5 billion worth of in-person and online gambling gets done each year, there still is not a supermarket.
A state agenc…
In an old corner of the Danish capital Copenhagen sits a piece of brewing history.
Now, visitors can come here for what Carlsberg's adverts have long called th…
Boats are back in business in Hong Kong, with the first post-pandemic International Boat Show opening at Marina Cove in Sai Kung, a long-established home for sailors from near and…
Workers inside a small plant ferry sleek glass bottles along a conveyor as they fill with the spring’s water. They place the finished product in cases and load them on trucks head…
Workers have begun to return to the office in waves, at least for part of the week, and navigating that transition is an ongoing and significant hurdle for employers and workers a…
Seafood in a can or rather tinned fish, as it has long been known in Europe, has evolved from tuna in water into endless possibilities, becoming one of the bigger foody trends to …
After WeWork filed for bankruptcy in the US last month, attention is turning to the shared or flexible workspace industry. Are they doomed or do they still have a future? Since th…
With less than a few weeks to go, children are gearing up for Christmas with their wish lists.
In the UK, the Toy Retailers Association unveiled its DreamToys top 20 toys for 2…
Nintendo is developing a live-action film based on its hit video game “The Legend of Zelda,” the Japanese company behind the Super Mario franchise said.
The fi…
