As part of our People in Business series, we interview serial Entrepreneur Erik Avetisyan, to talk about 'alternative consumer industries' and how technology is set to turbocharge these new industries.

Around 200 years after its discovery, the most recently introduced precious metal, Osmium, is finally making its breakthrough.

Luxury watches have become compelling alternative investments, with certain models outperforming stocks and bonds. In a time of AI bubble concerns, premium timepieces have become a tangible asset to offer diversification.

Over the last two decades, EVE has steadily positioned itself as a strategic partner to leading automakers.

Online platforms have opened up the experience to a wider audience, particularly those with mobile or nomadic lifestyles who might never have set foot in a traditional venue.

There’s a particular kind of silence you only notice once you leave the shoreline. It isn’t empty. It hums with possibility — the soft churn of wake, a gull slicing the horizon, the distant promise of a cove no guidebook has quite captured.

We take a closer look at what this means for the UK and its economy?

Businesses of every size now find themselves navigating a world that demands adaptability, strategic thinking, and a clear understanding of how consumer behaviour and technology intersect.

Blockchain, with its hard-to-tamper ledgers and cryptography at the core, seems to be moving from buzzword to actual plumbing for online poker.