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WHO says India Covid variant of 'global concern'

WHO says India Covid variant of 'global concern'

The World Health Organization (WHO) has classified the coronavirus variant first found in India last year as a “variant of global concern”. It said preliminary studies show the B.1.617 mutation spreads more easily than other variants and requires further study. The variant has already spread to more than

London philanthropist aims to cure poverty-related blindness worldwide

London philanthropist aims to cure poverty-related blindness worldwide

London philanthropist Tej Kohli is funding large-scale pioneering research and treatment programs for conditions that cause sight loss. By Jane Bird Tej Kohli has united with Dr Sanduk Ruit in a global mission to combat needless cataract blindness in poor and underserved communities. Together they aim to build a lasting

Grassroots charity: What Does It Mean?

Grassroots charity: What Does It Mean?

Many large organisations follow a traditional top-down approach to support those in need across the globe. More recently, with the rise of social media, organisations are able to get a feel of what their audience/donors/campaigners want. Working from top-down often can lead to a solution that can take

Argo Blockchain: Exciting or Irrational?

Argo Blockchain: Exciting or Irrational?

I believe that the Agro Blockchain is exciting, but I often question whether the price is irrational. Tesla pushed the price of Bitcoin to new highs by acquiring $1.5bn of holdings. It is not entirely a surprise that Tesla has forayed into cryptocurrency because Elon Musk has a taste

Why Berlin Remains My Top Recommendation For Real Estate Investment

Why Berlin Remains My Top Recommendation For Real Estate Investment

Tej Kohli says that real estate prices in Berlin have appreciated dramatically since 2010, but the city still remains cheap by European standards. Compared to London prices, Berlin's housing is far more affordable with average house prices about €1,800 to €7,000 per square meter compared to

Why I Think PayPoint Is Fighting For The Future

Why I Think PayPoint Is Fighting For The Future

PayPoint became an under-loved stock at the start of the coronavirus pandemic in early 2020, and its share price has struggled to recover since. Since 2016, paypoint has consistently traded at prices between 800p and 1200p. In early 2020, the price seemed to drop exponentially to all time low of

Stock Picking Based On Social Media Seemed Crazy – Until It Wasn't

Stock Picking Based On Social Media Seemed Crazy – Until It Wasn't

Read more below to find out my views on the revival of stock picking based on an investment index that has begun to use artificial intelligence to measure sentiment on media platforms such as Twitter, blogs and news articles. Here I discuss the Robin Hood and Reddit Rebellion that has