sustainability seen as everyone's business
The sharing economy encompasses several business concepts for sharing equipment, lodging, food, labor, and transportation. Since the 1990s, numerous economic models have risen to incorporate shared use of resources, also referred to as the peer-to-peer (P2P) economy (Shaheen et al., 2017). In 2014, the five sectors of the sharing economy (equipment, automobiles, books, DVDs, and […]
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Every generation of consumers affects the market with its nuanced expectations. With Millennial purchasing power rapidly increasing, their needs are predominantly shaping a new market full of challenges. Lately, environmental impact has become a topic that could make or break a deal. Consumers have become increasingly aware of where things are made and how. They […]
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On the front page of Google Scholar, there’s a citation that made me think about the people we give credit to when it comes to success and happiness in our own lives. It reminds of Isaac Newton’s quote: “If I have seen further than others, it is by standing upon the shoulders of giants.” I […]
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Undoubtedly, decisions made during the Coronavirus pandemic will affect the stability of the European continent. Foreign aid is coming to Italy from Russia and China while neighboring countries struggle to allocate a budget to support the public health care system that’s barely holding up. While doctors try to remain positive and hopeful, Italian prime minister […]
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Sustainable travel has been a popular topic in the past couple of years. But what does it actually mean? If you’re confused by it, you’re not alone. Traveling sustainably doesn’t only mean choosing greener initiatives and supporting good businesses while you’re abroad. Travel changes you, and the way you travel changes the world.” Dara Herr, […]
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Monthlies have been a taboo for years. As a humankind, we’ve grown from believing menstruation to be a punishment from the Gods, to using the blood as an ingredient for different medicines, to using papyrus pads and loincloths, to finally using first mass-produced disposable pads in 1888. Nowadays, periods are slowly becoming a common topic. However, […]
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Before we even start defining fashion intelligence and talking about better fashion choices, let me ask you a question. Do you know what is the biggest organ of the human body? It’s the skin! On average, the skin’s surface is 2 square meters. Two square meters of our body exposed to absorb chemicals that come our […]
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