Parents alone: The hidden issue of perinatal loneliness
As part of our work with the University of York School for Business and Society, we have been helping to promote some of the best research produced by their academic staff to the wider public. Here, we hear from Ruth Naughton-Doe about the often overlooked issue of perinatal loneliness in parents
Russian firms easily sidestep economic sanctions, says new study
A new study has cast doubt on the effectiveness of sanctions being used against Russian firms, detailing a variety of adaptation strategies that have been used to sidestep their economic impact.
ZSDS: DapuStor tech brings world-leading performance to new SDS solution
As part of our work with DapuStor, we have been helping to promote some of their innovative technology to the mass media. Here, we hear about how their enterprise SSD can support some of the largest data centres.
The philosophy that gives us hope for our future with AI
As part of our work with the University of York School for Business and Society, we have been helping to promote some of the best research produced by their academic staff to the wider public. Here, we hear about a new book on the subject of phenomenology which might just give us some solutions for our future with AI.
Succession: How family firms balance conflicting goals
We hear about a new study which has analysed several real-life family firms to see how they balance conflicting goals, and how this can sometimes lead to idiosyncratic company behaviour.
Eight steps to become a more sustainable and ethical consumer
Here, we look at a new book, The Research Handbook on Ethical Consumption, which explores the challenges and complexities of living an ethical and sustainable life
