Working from home during lockdown is remarkably similar to being trapped in space. But you are in a smaller environment, you have no training and your relationship could crumble

Source: How to work at home on lockdown without ruining your relationship | WIRED UK

Solar panels can provide a consistent flow of money and security

Source: As profits dry up, farmers are pivoting from seeds to solar | WIRED UK

Monzo is launching its first ever business account to steal big bank’s customers. Will it work?

Source: Monzo’s next big move is taking on broken business banking | WIRED UK

As coronavirus panic sets in and global stock markets collapse, some unexpected companies are raking in the cash

Source: The business share prices winning big thanks to coronavirus | WIRED UK

Pods are the only way to get away from annoying colleagues in the modern-day office. But they can easily become hot and stinky glass boxes that everyone hates

Source: Pods were meant to fix open plan offices. They haven’t | WIRED UK

The aircraft has folding wings and an engine that’s been designed to generate 100,000lbs of thrust – more than America’s first manned space flight

Source: Boeing’s colossal 777X is unlike any plane that’s gone before | WIRED UK

More of us are buying electric cars than ever before, but our emissions are still going up. Falling diesel and rising SUV sales are to blame

Source: Electric car sales are rising, but so are emissions. What’s going on? | WIRED UK

From your travel patterns to your politics, small changes can contribute to a bigger overall difference

Source: 10 things you can do to help fight the climate crisis in 2020 | WIRED UK

“People are so desperate to express their point, they listen egotistically because they want to say something they think is valuable”

Source: Meetings are a total waste of time. Here’s how to make them useful | WIRED UK

Your face may already be over the internet but there’s a lot that can be learnt if companies hoover up data on how you’ve aged

Source: The 10 Year Challenge is back. You still shouldn’t do it | WIRED UK