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EU regulation 2025/40 makes coffee capsules and pods official packaging from 12 August. I look at what changes for recycling, starting from my own switch to the moka pot years ago.
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The Hungarian team on a transcription project kept disappearing, leaving rates and reviews to me. I worked the files by ear, without understanding a word, and discovered a real talent.
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I pay for an annual Claude subscription, yet the smartest models burn through tokens fast. Here’s what I learned about the token economy and the real price of artificial intelligence.
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Between PNRR funds spent too slowly, a digital divide widened by Covid and teachers who eye the tablet with suspicion, Italian schools are still looking for their own path forward.
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The snackpacking trend takes tourism into supermarket aisles and local markets. Here is how Millennials and Gen Z blend street food and tradition, from Italian cities to new travel habits.
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Creatine, protein and magnesium no longer stay in the locker room: here is the market data across Italy and the world, what science really confirms, and what is only marketing hype.
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What the numbers really say about ageism at work, across studies and testimonials from Italy and the rest of the world, plus a deep dive into tech, where you’re already “old” at 29.
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I travelled to Austria for my thesis research: lovely, tidy, but hardly cutting edge. Now it’s Europe’s hottest stock market thanks to AI. What actually changed, and what stayed the same.
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From the catalog to reviews of shrunken Temu and Shein parcels: a personal journey through remote shopping, featuring grandma, mom, eBay’s rise and Amazon’s dominance.
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How much Italy really vapes, who is opening all these specialty vape shops, what the latest studies say about the risks compared with smoking, and how France, the UK and the US compare.
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A Fortune 10 project, an immovable deadline and exhausted freelancers: what the iron triangle teaches about forced positivity, and why admitting real limits actually protects a team.
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Pharmacies increasingly look like regular stores, with checkout deals and aisles laid out like a highway rest stop. A look at how pharmaceutical marketing evolved, in Italy and abroad.