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Following Britain’s decision to leave the European Union, the 2016 US Presidential election and political unrest in numerous locations around the globe, interest in citizenship by investment programmes has skyrocketed with investors looking to protect their own and their family’s future. People are drawn to such programmes for different reasons. Some require the international mobility that comes with owning a second passport; others seek the political security of dual citizenship. Many are financially motivated, looking to take advantage of the veritable plethora of tempting business opportunities that arise from citizenship by investment. But for many, CBI programmes offer more than…

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Running an environmentally conscious business is no longer just a morally good thing; it can boost the business revenue as well. Not that long ago, consumers couldn’t care less if a company was environmentally-friendly. People just didn’t pay attention whether a company was green or not. We blame it on human ignorance and lack of education about that subject, but that is a topic for a different time. Of course, even back then, some people were very environmentally conscious, but that is nothing compared to how many of them there are today. In fact, some recent studies have shown that…

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The Financial Conduct Authority The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is the body in the UK which regulates the financial services industry. Its role is to provide protection for consumers, promote healthy levels of competition between providers of financial services, and maintain industry stability. All financial services sector businesses must be authorised by the FCA before they are allowed to offer credit or carry out any other regulated financial services. London-based Shard Capital was approved by the FCA in October of 2011. Consumer Credit Consumer credit activities that are covered by the FCA include lending money, trading checks or issuing credit…

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According to recent research, 55% of UK employees admitted to lying or withholding information on their CV or job applications. With over half of the population fibbing on their resumés, it’s clear that this is a common issue. But exaggerating or lying could be one of the biggest mistakes you make in your career, and could even cost you your dream job. Lying on your CV is costing you the job Most recruiters can tell when something on a CV has been embellished, and when someone has told a downright lie. Most of the time, these fabrications crop up when…

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2017 has been an exciting year for online gaming, but as we round the corner into the New Year, what developments, trends and releases can we anticipate in the year to come? Today we’re looking at what to expect from online gaming in 2018…  New Releases Whatever your online gaming tipple, be that shooter, multi-player games or the slots over on Caesars Casino online, 2018 is going to be a big year, with many hotly-anticipated new instalments to much-loved franchises due to drop. Get excited for Dragon Ball FighterZ, Monster Hunter: World, Pillars of Eternity, God of War and Red…

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In the wake of Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the January sales, people are buying more computers and smart devices than at any other time of the year. But in the New Year’s spirit of “out with the old, in with the new”, this means getting rid of old devices to make way for newer models. This sounds easy enough, but if you take into account the large amount of personal detail which is found on these devices, it requires more thought. Improperly disposing of an old laptop or tablet could have serious implications, by giving people access to sensitive…

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There are plenty of good reasons that explain the increasing number of people looking for homes for sale in Winnipeg. Canadians are generally considered friendly and nice, but Winnipeggers and Manitobans are even friendlier. In the city of Winnipeg, the cultural diversity has also resulted in a fantastic foodie scene filled with diverse cuisines and fresh local ingredients. Tourists come for the festivals, of course, and these include the yearly 10-day Festival du Voyageur winter festival celebrating historical French-Canadian culture. Many of these tourists arriving with the Canadian working holiday visa, which is a great option for you to come…

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Scientists from the University of Granada (UGR) have developed an optical sensor based on nanotechnology that allows improving the quality of the beer manufacturing process. It is a sensor that uses a tissue of nanofibers manufactured with electrospinning as a recognition zone, and that is capable of determining the presence of the biogenic amine tryptamine, a group of chemical compounds of great relevance in food, whose presence in the case of the beer guarantees its quality. This is not the first time that electrospinning systems have been used outside of the medicinal field, although it’s probably one of the most…

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There are so many advantages to learning a new language that there’s almost no need for us to list any of them here. Not only does it help you connect with new people around the globe, but there’s also strong evidence to suggest learning a second language can delay the onset of Alzheimer’s and increase brain power. The ability to speak multiple languages is especially helpful in business, with the global market becoming increasingly important to even businesses of all sizes. Some companies may instead choose to rely on an interpreter. As Global Voices explains in its guide to face…

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There’s only one thing people still remember from Apple’s iPhone X launch event last summer, and it’s not the bezel-free screen, the portrait lighting feature, or the wireless charging. It’s the facial recognition function—or, rather, malfunction. Apple faced ridicule after the iPhone failed repeatedly to recognise software engineer Craig Federighi in a live demo. The embarrassing incident sums up the position of facial recognition in the current tech landscape: just because it’s becoming more widely used, it doesn’t always work as it should. With this in mind, it’s worth investigating facial recognition’s recent prevalence in the world of home security.…

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