Recycle your clothes: This is the brand new trend!

The overconsumption of fashion is leading to the disposal of 12 billion kilograms of textiles every year in the US alone, according to Value Village.

The most sincere review of an Apple Watch

Have fun with this story from The Oatmeal revealing all the not mentioned aspects of the gadget.

Big brands that advocate for the environment

Not only they care about the environment, but also see opportunities in this niche.

Distraction? Not at all!

Manage your tasks wisely with your Apple Watch

A thousand notifications poping up on your phone and computer makes it hard to concentrate?

N o problem!

The Chinese are coming first. What can we learn?

The Chinese Sharing Economy has found its own ways and now come upfront of any other country in the world.

They are growing at the rate of 40% per year and in 2017 alone it is expected to generate revenues of around $915…

More people = more sharing

A place where everything seens to be too much, China has over 1,3 billion people and a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of over $10,4 trillons; and has also recorded the major number of people using Sharing Economy services — and the largest number of options of products to share.

How specific pains can generate innovation solutions

Using technology and his own pain, Aaron Hirschhorn created a company for to match travelling dog owners with host families, instead of traditional kennels: DogVacay, which has now over 35 thousand registered hosts.

Make more out of our business travel budget

It is no secret how Sharing Economy platforms have taken over the travel business. It saves money at the same time as provides richer experiences for travelers. Why would it be different for businesses?

The “real” sharing rides model

Carpooling has been one of the most criticized business of the Sharing Economy for “replacing” cab drivers jobs in the cities. Althought there is a real sharing concept behing apps like Uber and Lyft, it is true that the fast growing need for this kind of services — and for…