Paul Armstrong
Forbes
United Kingdom
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COVID-19 Has The Mattress Industry Set To Skyrocket
Sleep has never been more important - the mattress industry isn't sleeping though... → Read More
New International Accelerator Programme For Scale-Ups & Startups Launching
The new acceleration programme ‘IoT Tribe SG Plus: London Tech Calling’ is geared up to push through four cohorts over the next 24 months. → Read More
How To Solve The Toughest Problems Your Business (And The World) Faces
Despite our beauty, kindness and grit, the world has got problems. Here's how to fix them... → Read More
Amazon Primed: COVID-19 Seals Deliveroo Deal, Amazon Recommends People Don’t Buy Things, France Forces Closure Of Unsafe Warehouses
‘Amazon Primed' is just a tiny recap of the larger stories that dominated the headlines this week surrounding everyone's favourite cardboard abuser, Amazon. → Read More
LinkedIn To Launch Stories Product (And Yes, It’ll Be Terrible)
LinkedIn will soon add a Stories-esque product for its +500 million users. But should it? → Read More
Amazon Primed: Alexa Brand Voices, WWE Purchase Interest, Business TWITCH?
Amazon has a busy week as it finally got to pay some tax (except no-one knows quote how much). → Read More
Who Are The Winners And Losers From Today's Apple WWDC Announcement?
Are you on the winners or losers list from Apple's WWDC conference? → Read More
Who Are The Winners And Losers From Today's Facebook F8 Announcement?
A strange Facebook conference has left a lot of people scratching their heads and also a lot of losers. Find out who will benefit and who's in trouble. → Read More
School Reports: 2019 Trend Reports
The yearly reports are out this year and it's a mixed bag...here's what you should spend your time on in 2019. → Read More
AI Humanoid 'Sophia' Is Granted First Ever Robot Visa, Speaks With President
The world's first ever visa was just issued to a robot in the Caucasus but there's more going on that will shape the future. → Read More
Why Google Is About To Have A Very Bad Week
Google is about to have a very bad week. → Read More
Who Are The Winners And Losers From Today's Apple Announcement?
Apple just announced their latest line-up but who's going to be celebrating and who's going to be crying? → Read More
How You (And Amazon) Get People To Buy Things Via Alexa
A damning leak from Amazon says people aren't buying from Alexa but that won't always be the case and here's how to make it happen now. → Read More
Facebook Results Show One Thing: It Needs To Pick A Side
Facebook just took a massive hit but what's actually next for the big blue misery whale? → Read More
This Is How You Handle Losing $2 Billion
Losing business is never easy but when it's $2 billion or 7% of your revenue that takes a plan. Or does it? → Read More
Why Venmo Is Not A Social Network (And Shouldn't Want To Be One)
Venmo has a public feed of transactions because "it's fun". Is the mobile payments company really serious about being a social network just exposing millions of transactions to see what happens? It might be a little of both. → Read More
Blockchain Startup Is Working With Big Business To Lift Real People Out Of Poverty
'So Just Shop' has scored deals with Bloomingdales and Anthropologie thanks to its Blockchain solution to provide fairer deals to artisan sellers. Here's how it did that... → Read More
Tinder's New Crown App Is Regression Rather Than Revolution
Tinder has a big problem on its hands...people aren't getting value from its platform despite spending 10 hours a week on apps like it. Will their latest app solve their woes? → Read More
Amazon Just Made A Smart Move That Will Make Consumers Cry
Amazon just snagged rights to stream football in a historic move but will consumers pay up? → Read More
Telexistence Robot Is The Future Of Shopping You've Seen In Movies
Telexistence Inc is a Tokyo-based robotic startup that just unveiled its first mass production prototype. While it wants you to see space, retailers might find a much more lucrative use for it... → Read More