The founding editor-in-chief of Wired, established fintech leaders and a Silicon Valley investor are just some of the names businesses can learn from as at this year’s Digital Festival, as the first wave of speakers are announced. The international tech event, headline sponsored once again by fintech pioneer GoCompare, returns in 2018 for its sixth year.
Author: Rhys Gregory
Rhys Gregory
Editor of Wales247.co.uk
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A new statistical analysis carried out by Cardiff School of Sport and Heath Sciences in collaboration with Cardiff School of Management has revealed that on average, professional rugby players are more likely than not to sustain a concussion after playing 25 matches in a season.
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A group of final year Podiatry students are offering their services at Eden Gate, a drop-in centre and charity for homeless people in Newport city centre, to help tackle the physical problems that arise from homelessness.
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