Matthew Edwards

Limassol-based entrepreneur and investor Alexey Gubarev, a co-founder of Cyprus's TechIsland, argues that the race for AI infrastructure will be decided not by who spends the most, but by who can turn money into working compute, and that the bottlenecks on each side of the Atlantic look very different.

Oct 12, 2026

Loved by millions of loyal customers, the brand continues to grow through a powerful digital ecosystem, from its website and mobile app to a thriving online community of 1.2 million+ followers.

Oct 12, 2026

Every trade outlet covering retail's AI moment has landed on the same phrase: the "decision layer." It's the recommendation engines, conversational agents and pricing logic that now sit between a shopper's intent and their purchase.

Oct 08, 2026

The spread is the difference between the bid and the ask price. It is one of the most visible trading costs, which is precisely why it attracts so much attention when traders compare brokers.

Oct 08, 2026

You may understand why a famous investor bought an asset, why they remain bullish, or where they think the price could go next. What you usually do not know is what would cause them to reduce their position, take profits, raise cash, change their allocation, or walk away entirely.

Oct 06, 2026

Forty years after it built its first library system for libraries who serve print disabled patrons, a family-run software company is betting its next chapter on the same unfashionable idea that built the first one: human judgment.

Oct 02, 2026

Privacy rarely announces itself as a growth strategy. It is more often noticed when something interrupts the business: a delayed sale, a regulator's letter, a customer audit, a lawsuit or claim, or a questionnaire that exposes how unprepared a company really is.

Oct 02, 2026

outboundIQ's Director of Technical Services has built a career on one repeating instinct: when something does not work, open it up and change it.

Sep 18, 2026

The building materials business has always rewarded reliability because contractors, builders, and developers are ultimately buying certainty as much as they are buying product.

Sep 18, 2026

Tech firms rarely open a new hiring market for the novelty of it. They go where local talent shortages push them to look.

Sep 18, 2026

The Burke Index (BI) attempts to measure the range of decisions a state can make independently, implement in practice, and sustain when those decisions impose external costs.

Sep 14, 2026

According to Rawlinsons, building costs in mining towns carry a 40%-75% loading over capital city baselines, while the most remote sites can see jumps of up to 150%.

Sep 11, 2026

For every full shipping container that leaves Germany for Asia, the manufacturing powerhouse sends four back – a trade asymmetry that leaves Germany with an abundance of containers.

Sep 04, 2026

Investors have become more flexible in the investments they choose, yet the platforms serving them have often remained divided by asset class.

Aug 31, 2026

The founder of AVI Media on surviving betrayal, unimaginable loss, and a decade in the Belizean jungle, then coming home to reclaim the business she built from nothing.

Aug 17, 2026

After three decades inside high-pressure healthcare operations, Bigelow argues that the hardest work in any dispute happens before a single word is exchanged.

Aug 17, 2026

Caicedo points to Oxford North in the United Kingdom, where she was part of the masterplanning team at Fletcher Priest during the early phase of a roughly 74-acre employment-led district on the northern edge of Oxford.

Aug 14, 2026

Bitcoin mining profitability 2026 is not only a question of ASIC price, hashprice, or pool selection.

Aug 12, 2026

The growing interest in on-chain finance is reflected in various industry reports, including those from Big Four accounting firms, fintech companies, and payment service providers.

Aug 12, 2026

Traditional finance generally relies on banks, brokers, custodians, and other intermediaries to process transactions and safeguard assets.

Aug 12, 2026

In a thin market, an ordinary price move can look like the start of something.

Aug 07, 2026

The robotics leader behind XoMotion on building wearable robots that restore movement, and what they reveal about the humanoid machines coming next.

Aug 03, 2026

Saad Hassan built machine learning systems that slashed industrial downtime by 30% and saved millions in operational costs. His next move is helping enterprises beyond oil and gas do the same.

Aug 03, 2026

Remote work has removed many of the geographical barriers that once limited hiring, allowing companies to access larger talent pools than ever before.

Jul 20, 2026

According to sports business advisor Jefferson Dafydd, the next wave of value in sports won't come from buying at the top. It will come from building earlier. Before the valuations peak. Before the structure is fully formed. Before the market agrees on what the asset is worth.

Jul 17, 2026

As FPSOs become an increasingly important solution for offshore resource development, Wison has built the integrated EPCIC capabilities and in-house fabrication capacity needed to participate in this evolving sector.

Jul 17, 2026

Money mistakes early on rarely come from big decisions. They usually come from small overlaps that quietly build up over weeks. When personal and work spending share the same card, statement, or app, the lines between them stop being clear.

Jul 03, 2026

The leading mass payouts service in our rating is NOWPayments for businesses that need bulk crypto payouts, conversions, custody, and operational support in one platform.

Jul 03, 2026

While the geopolitical implications of AI protectionism have been discussed at length, the economic importance of developing AI sovereignty has been greatly underemphasised.

Jun 24, 2026