Michele McGrath talks to Helen Thomas, the Business Editor of BBC Newsnight, about the future of the British highstreet in this segment of the show.

In this article, Michele Chang-McGrath talks to the FT's retail editor, Mark Vandevelde, about the recent woes of retailers.

Why do people struggle to trust banks? ReD identifies an underlaying disconnect between the way people live their lives and the way banks think people live their lives.

Writing in the FT, Izabella Kaminska discusses how ReD used thick, contextual data to detect credit card fraud, and examine the societal issues around it.

In this excerpted review of "Sensemaking" by Christian Madsbjerg, Frank Rose discusses the bias against qualitative data, and its strengths in the world of business and tech.

Mikkel Rasmussen speaks at TEDx Tottenham about the risk organizations run when they think “inside their head” about future business decisions based on orthodoxies and assumptions

Eliot talks about the costly errors companies make based on shallow market research rather than a rich understanding of real people.

ReD cofounders speak with Bloomberg about ReD’s phenomenological foundation, methods, and impact for companies seeking to better understand their users.

Christian Madsbjerg speaks at TEDx about the importance of using our own humanity to understand others as social beings amid businesses that assume people are rational thinkers.

Mikkel Rasmussen tells FT about the unique value anthropologists add by working “without hypothesis.”

The Atlantic recognizes ReD as one of just a handful of consultancies that treat everyday life as a subject worthy of the scrutiny normally reserved for academic social science

ReD explores why Danes are taking so much sick leave, and no, it doesn’t have to do with actually being sick…