People are eating out more often, but this doesn’t guarantee a boost to all businesses. As Brits become more seasoned diners, many are looking for higher quality outlets to visit, turning up the heat for competing fast food stores. Burger King is responding by introducing a stylish new store design.

If the internet were a country, it would be the fifth largest economy all on its own, but just 43% of people have access to it. Since 2013, Facebook has been working alongside names including Samsung and Qualcomm to fix this. But could making the internet accessible to all really be so simple?

Burger King has created a TV advert that sets off people’s Google Home smart speakers and other voice search-enabled Android devices. Although the campaign probably annoyed members of many households, it certainly got everyone talking about the fast food brand.

There's one rule that explains how trends catch on; visibility. And more than half of us are now willing to pay more for products that are visibly socially responsible. Professor Lynn Kahle, who studies brand values, explains to Canvas8 why a brand’s values matter and how they influence people.