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TikTok Is Letting People Shut Off Its Infamous Algorithm—and Think for Themselves

TikTok Is Letting People Shut Off Its Infamous Algorithm—and Think for Themselves

TikTok is making its algorithm optional for users in the European…
Neobank Science Card's customers round up purchases to fund research

Neobank Science Card's customers round up purchases to fund research

Science Card enables users to support research at UK universities via…
Woman ‘over the moon’ after sister donates womb in UK first

Woman ‘over the moon’ after sister donates womb in UK first

Pioneering operation could allow dozens of infertile women a year to…
Dead trees around the world are shocking scientists

Dead trees around the world are shocking scientists

Forests once deemed resilient are suffering surprising die-offs. To…
Why brands like Patagonia and Nikon are using ad budgets to fund climate docs

Why brands like Patagonia and Nikon are using ad budgets to fund climate docs

Top brands are teaming up with new streaming platform Waterbear to…
The Future of Recycling Is Sorty McSortface

The Future of Recycling Is Sorty McSortface

It’s really hard to sort all the junk that gets thrown in recycling…
Silicon Valley’s Favorite New Toy Has a Risky Tradeoff

Silicon Valley’s Favorite New Toy Has a Risky Tradeoff

A.I. wants to control the future. It’s sucking up the resources of…
How the ‘circular economy’ went from environmentalist dream to marketing buzzword

How the ‘circular economy’ went from environmentalist dream to marketing buzzword

Can plastics be circular? At a recent conference, companies' answer…
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Katharine Sacks-Jones: ‘Charities have a moral obligation to campaign for change’

Katharine Sacks-Jones: ‘Charities have a moral obligation to campaign for change’

Become’s CEO discusses the importance of charities campaigning,…
People from BAME backgrounds and Gen Z most likely to volunteer, studies show

People from BAME backgrounds and Gen Z most likely to volunteer, studies show

Separate pieces of research from Human Appeal and the British Heart…
Charity Finance 250 index: Voluntary income has been the gift that keeps on giving

Charity Finance 250 index: Voluntary income has been the gift that keeps on giving

Diane Sim reports on the strong contribution made by voluntary income…

UK food prices as big a concern for consumers as energy bills, Which?

Pace of food inflation continued to slow in August, data shows, but…
Labour and Tories ‘out of step’ with cost of living concerns – poll

Labour and Tories ‘out of step’ with cost of living concerns – poll

Labour viewed as better placed to tackle crisis but voters sceptical…
Delivery service helps shoppers beat inflation with food-price tracker

Delivery service helps shoppers beat inflation with food-price tracker

Canada’s SkipTheDishes created a website that monitors grocery price…
Boosting female driving in Brazil, Chevrolet pays for women to get their license

Boosting female driving in Brazil, Chevrolet pays for women to get their license

Only 35% of Brazilian driver's licenses are held by women. Chevrolet…
How brands can tap into the increasing popularity of competitive socialising

How brands can tap into the increasing popularity of competitive socialising

Competitive socialising brings together a range of traditional…
The great unsubscribe: What’s next for subscriptions and recurring revenue?

The great unsubscribe: What’s next for subscriptions and recurring revenue?

Drawing from insights from the State of subscription and billing…
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