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China and India are influential for one key reason; these markets are so colossal that engagement with them is essential for any global business wishing to survive in the new world economy.

With close to 3 billion people now active in social media, we look at some of the latest trends and the challenges brands currently have.

Supply chains have elongated and fragmented, focusing on the lowest cost and risk. But today’s customers value speed and flexibility, taking low cost and risk for granted.

The next paradigm shift that the fashion industry is facing is the advent of AI. But luxury brands haven’t always been the first to adapt to digital.

A nod. A flash of the lights. A hand gesture. How will human drivers and passengers communicate effectively with vehicles that are controlled by AI?

The language that is commonly used in and outside workplaces helps reinforce working culture in everyday life, revealing cultural attitudes to how we work.

Medical chatbots have become useful tools, however, they're useless if they cannot communicate in a user’s native language.

Research suggests that an organisation’s relative level of digital maturity can predict how fast it is progressing in digital terms.

The healthcare industry is fast becoming more open to implementing digital technology to drive efficiency, reduce costs and better serve patients.

Millions of people globally still remain undocumented which is a major concern for individuals who wish to access social security, education and healthcare.

Internet trends aren’t minority fads, they're now affecting significant blocks of the humanity as half of the world's population is now connected to the web

It's predicted that the number of connected wearable devices worldwide will reach 929 million by 2021 - that’s an increase of over 185% from 2016 figures.

The growth of social media online news platforms has cultivated a digital landscape providing users with more convenient ways access news than ever before.

In a tradition dating back around 100 years, Japanese stores typically offer surprise luck bags known as fukubukuro in the New Year from 2nd January.

Law firms can drive efficiencies by employing a range of technologies in their operations, yet there’s almost universally low investment from established firms.

It’s particularly challenging for large global organisations to install a cohesive house culture across all of its areas of operation.

It seems humans are most willing to pick up a weapon over language than over other issues. Perhaps language is the most cherished element of our identity?

One theory of linguistics considers marginalised groups to be the key drivers of language innovation. Could women be key to influencing language too?

What Brits and Europeans love most about each other.

With the retail industry gearing up to tackle the sharp end of this year’s Christmas shopping season, we reflect on the trends we may expect in the 2017 shopping period