Concept Cupboard's Adam Ball says we must not let our intentions become meaningless rhetoric

Google has announced the ten finalists in its Global Impact Challenge, offering £2 million to UK charities changing the world with technology.

Tech City startups hit by skilled worker shortage as 40% claim lack of London coders and developers is their biggest challenge.

Rohan SIlva, key advisor to David Cameron and architect of London's Tech City, is to step down in June.

US President Barack Obama spoke of peace and progress at Jerusalem Convention Center on March 21, 2013

Greece 117th for economic freedom, ranking even below Guatemala, while Asia-Pacific countries lead.

Monster mall to be central attraction of £17bn Mohammed bin Rashid City and attract 80 million shoppers a year.

Far Cry and Assassin's Creed are two of the biggest franchises in games today. Yves Guillemot, CEO of publisher Ubisoft, discusses their and his company's future.

Former minister urges long-term growth strategy and focus on localism to secure recovery.

Through the exploration of tech hubs across Britain, we look at start-ups in Edinburgh and Glasgow.

The 12ft high flags will be the first of 500 union flags across London's West End including Bond Street, Regent Street and Piccadilly.

For some time past, articles in the national press and media programmes dealing with current affairs, have indicated that the current younger generation is unlikely to match the living standards of their parents. The Chancellor, George Osborne's latest Budget did almost nothing to change that situation though ultimately we all depend, to a greater or lesser extent, on the drive and wealth creation of those up-and-coming.

UK's five biggest banks miss lending targets for smaller businesses, says Bank of England.

A nation's happiness is determined by its overall prosperity.

The 2011 World Migration Report has found that perceptions of the impact of migration in some countries are greatly distorted.

The governmental cuts will increase the national unemployment rate according to a leading economics consultant group.

The next generation of young men and women all across the world could soon face even higher rates of unemployment, as a consequence of high poverty levels in developing countries and unstable work situations in developed countries, the International Labor Organization warns.

With youth unemployment remaining at near record levels many university students graduating in the coming months will face a slew of challenges unique to their generation.

US President Barack Obama’s discourse, yesterday marked a “new chapter" in diplomacy after the Arab Spring uprisings, the leader explained. Talking from the state department, shifting from a military to a diplomatic emphasis, Mr Obama insisted on the interrelated nature of the US-Middle East relationship: “ though these countries may be a great distance from our shores, we know that our own future is bound to this region by the forces of economics and security; history and faith”, he said.

On the day that the OECD published its international league tables showing that Britain's educational system is now in such a state that it falls behind those of minor ex-Soviet Republics, the candidates on the Apprentice yet again demonstrated their unbelievable ignorance.

Chancellor George Osborne looks likely to raise Capital Gains Tax when he announces his Emergency Budget tomorrow, despite a campaign by Conservative backbenchers to drop the idea.