A collection of climate stories mostly You might be wondering why I’m back in such short order with another finance story. A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about Cathie Wood, the CEO of Ark Invest and her search for disruptive innovation, whatever that means? If you missed it, she…

A collection of climate stories mostly A common problem experienced when we think about doing our bit, is where to begin? It’s a big question which can leave us feeling frustrated and a little helpless. The fact that we ask at all is a good sign. Many, don’t have the…

A collection of climate stories mostly I can think of worse places to hang out for an hour waiting for Iona, my daughter, than a Boston Tea Party in Bristol. (There are a few of them). I wasn’t surprised to be waiting. When I rang her with 20 minutes to…

A collection of climate stories mostly The only Otis I’d ever heard of before last week was Otis Redding, also known as the King of Soul. Not only did he have an amazing voice, he was an incredible songwriter too. (Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay, released in January…

A collection of climate stories mostly I hadn’t heard the term patient capital before, but as someone who has avoided accountancy, reading the Financial Times (FT) and bankers for much of my life, it’s not surprising. A quick search revealed it’s a term to describe a longer term investment. I…

A collection of climate stories mostly I’m not a big fan of Stroud. It’s a poor one street town with a slope and a drug problem on the edge of the Cotswolds. It’s got a lot more in common with Swindon than Bourton-On-The-Water. …

A collection of climate stories mostly Artificial intelligence (AI) is not a new concept, in fact it’s been around for about 70 years. It’s defined as simulating human intelligence in a machine or software, programmed to think and act like a human. As you might expect, philosophical and ethical arguments…

A collection of climate stories mostly — Last Friday was the last day, when someone at Netflix will send out a red envelope with an enclosed DVD. The service has finally closed its doors after 25 years. Netflix still has roughly 1 million active customers who were given a parting gift on their very last order. …

A collection of climate stories mostly — As a rule, I tend to leave this Conservative government alone. Its consistent home goals satisfaction enough, in the knowledge that we’ll soon be rid of the talentless, self-serving, nepotistical scumbags. And to be clear, I’m referring to the past and present members of Tory governments over the last decade…