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‘There’s no stress’: gamers go offline in retro console revival

‘There’s no stress’: gamers go offline in retro console revival

Trend to fix or buy consoles such as Game Gear or Nintendo 64s may…
News, without a panic attack

News, without a panic attack

Jessica Yellin’s News Not Noise provides information and straight to…
The Duolingo Handbook

The Duolingo Handbook

earn about Duolingo's culture, principles, and approach to building…
The baffling WFH puzzle

The baffling WFH puzzle

Businesses are tightening hybrid work rules but homeworking levels…
How to fix the dating crisis? Fix the friendship crisis first

How to fix the dating crisis? Fix the friendship crisis first

Great relationships are built on a foundation of friendship. If we’re…
The Loneliness Epidemic Is a Security Crisis

The Loneliness Epidemic Is a Security Crisis

Romance scams cost victims hundreds of millions of dollars a year. As…
Online wills more likely to include charitable gifts, research says

Online wills more likely to include charitable gifts, research says
Downwardly mobile: Inside a retreat for billionaire heirs looking to give away their money

Downwardly mobile: Inside a retreat for billionaire heirs looking to give away their money

They only had one weekend to give away $100 million of their…
Analysis: What can be done to improve payroll giving?

Analysis: What can be done to improve payroll giving?

During Payroll Giving Month, Emily Harle explores the challenges and…

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UK’s wealthiest 1% donate £8bn a year, researchers estimate

UK’s wealthiest 1% donate £8bn a year, researchers estimate
Charities urged to invest as stats show fewer young staff than in other sectors

Charities urged to invest as stats show fewer young staff than in other sectors
Third Sector Podcast: Impact measurement and the systems change approach

Third Sector Podcast: Impact measurement and the systems change approach

Lucinda and Emily learn about evaluating programmes that work to…
The AI relationship revolution is already here

The AI relationship revolution is already here

Chatbots are rapidly changing how we connect to each other—and…
Boredom Is Actually A Good Thing

Boredom Is Actually A Good Thing

Phones supposedly solved boredom. But some Gen Zers think it’s key to…
Kayak founder returns with Steppin, an app that locks you out of social media until you go for a walk

Kayak founder returns with Steppin, an app that locks you out of social media until you go for a walk

App stores are filled with different services that are designed to…
A Dutch plant retailer’s employees get two extra days off if they choose not to fly

A Dutch plant retailer’s employees get two extra days off if they choose not to fly

Sprinklr offers 2 extra days of paid leave to workers who opt out of…
New Zealand's Mount Taranaki is now legally a person

New Zealand's Mount Taranaki is now legally a person

Mount Taranaki joins Te Urewera, a vast native forest on the North…
Most charities do not measure their carbon footprint, research finds

Most charities do not measure their carbon footprint, research finds
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