Toyota and EDF make green car greener
Toyota and EDF have unveiled the new “plug-in” Toyota Prius. The old model relied on its petrol engine to charge its batteries, but the new car can be charged from any domestic socket, giving it a far greater range under electric power – and it can be driven as a ...
Thursday, September 11th, 2008
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Tesla unveils green sports car
What have Matt Damon, Brad Pitt and George Clooney all got in common? No, not prostate cancer, they’ve all reserved the new £92,000 Tesla Roadster - the new sports car from the US company, being made right here at the Lotus factory in Norfolk. Why is this of interest, because ...
Friday, August 22nd, 2008
Tags: automotive, cars, electric, engineering, low emissions, Talking point, Transport
What have Matt Damon, Brad Pitt and George Clooney all got in common? No, not prostate cancer, they’ve all reserved the new £92,000 Tesla Roadster - the new sports car from the US company, being made right here at the Lotus factory in Norfolk. Why is this of interest, because ...
Friday, August 22nd, 2008
Tags: automotive, cars, electric, engineering, low emissions, Talking point, Transport
Here comes the bride. There goes the presents.
As if the threat of being stood up at the alter, giving a speech or honeymooning in Antigua isn’t enough of a worry for this summer’s newlyweds, the 2,000 couples who have their wedding lists held with the online gift service Wrapit could lose their pressies as the company was put ...
Tuesday, August 5th, 2008
Tags: accounting, Banking and Finance, Credit Crunch, HSBC, KPMG, Recession, Retail
As if the threat of being stood up at the alter, giving a speech or honeymooning in Antigua isn’t enough of a worry for this summer’s newlyweds, the 2,000 couples who have their wedding lists held with the online gift service Wrapit could lose their pressies as the company was put ...
Tuesday, August 5th, 2008
Tags: accounting, Banking and Finance, Credit Crunch, HSBC, KPMG, Recession, Retail
What price a uni education? Free to armed forces
Reports abound (in The News of the World, mind you) that service personnel (squadies) are to be given university education free of charge after they end their duty with the armed forces. Six years service in the Army, Royal Navy or RAF and you’re on. The government will pay tuition ...
Thursday, July 17th, 2008
Tags: Armed Forces careers, degrees, Money, Security, Talking point, uni fees, Universities
Reports abound (in The News of the World, mind you) that service personnel (squadies) are to be given university education free of charge after they end their duty with the armed forces. Six years service in the Army, Royal Navy or RAF and you’re on. The government will pay tuition ...
Thursday, July 17th, 2008
Tags: Armed Forces careers, degrees, Money, Security, Talking point, uni fees, Universities
Gates’ leaving could give Microsoft a welcome make-over
Put it in your diary: June 27th will see Bill Gates finally stepping down from the management of Microsoft after 33 years. He will focus on philanthropy (giving away his cash) but will continue to work one day a week and serve as board chairman. This puts his current number ...
Monday, June 16th, 2008
Tags: Career Prospects, Computers, Growth, IT, job opportunities, Marketing, Online
Put it in your diary: June 27th will see Bill Gates finally stepping down from the management of Microsoft after 33 years. He will focus on philanthropy (giving away his cash) but will continue to work one day a week and serve as board chairman. This puts his current number ...
Monday, June 16th, 2008
Tags: Career Prospects, Computers, Growth, IT, job opportunities, Marketing, Online
Tesco boss Leahy blamed for p*ssed up Britain
Labour MP John Grogan heads the all-party Parliamentary Beer Group (!) funded by breweries. He has used a Commons debate to push for action against supermarkets selling alcohol below cost price. The MP for Selby said: "I do really want to charge Terence Leahy, the boss of Tesco, as being ...
Friday, December 7th, 2007
Tags: alcohol, Retail
Labour MP John Grogan heads the all-party Parliamentary Beer Group (!) funded by breweries. He has used a Commons debate to push for action against supermarkets selling alcohol below cost price. The MP for Selby said: "I do really want to charge Terence Leahy, the boss of Tesco, as being ...
Friday, December 7th, 2007
Tags: alcohol, Retail
Ice Cream vs Ice Caps - Jerry keeps true to values
Despite now being owned by Unilver, the ice cream brand Ben and Jerry's still holds onto its ethical values and a recent European initative is to sponsor Climate Change College. 6 young winners were invited to study and explore the high Arctic - where they are expected to soak up ...
Wednesday, December 5th, 2007
Tags: Climate Change, Retail
Despite now being owned by Unilver, the ice cream brand Ben and Jerry's still holds onto its ethical values and a recent European initative is to sponsor Climate Change College. 6 young winners were invited to study and explore the high Arctic - where they are expected to soak up ...
Wednesday, December 5th, 2007
Tags: Climate Change, Retail
