‘Cash is just grief’: why shops and bars want to make you pay by card
Will our increasing cashless society replace the haptic, physical sensation of handling and spending cash?
Is our cashless society divisive?
More and more businesses are opting not to take cash – it’s expensive, slow and makes them vulnerable to robbery. But where does our increasingly cashless society leave people without bank accounts? Jez Groom, founder of Cowry Consulting, talks to journalist Tony Naylor from The Guardian. Read the full article at The Guardian here
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Summer School 2021 Application Resources (Summer School 2022)
Bigger, Better and Bolder. But what does ‘bolder’ really mean for the Cowry Global Summer School 2021? Earlier this year, we pledged to increase diversity and inclusion in the summer…