Ever since the boom of digital technology and the growth of the tech industry there has been a gender gap. A huge disparity between the number of men working in tech and the number of women. Often the largest tech companies are headed by a board of directors of completelyContinue Reading
In today’s fast-paced world, businesses are experiencing a profound transformation driven by technological innovation. Digital transformation isn’t just a trend; it’s becoming a necessity for businesses to stay competitive in the modern marketplace. Entrepreneurs, whether managing startups or well-established businesses, are recognizing the need to leverage digital tools and strategiesContinue Reading
Rachel Reeves will insist that “tough decisions” on the public finances are needed to prevent economic ruin but she will attempt to persuade her critics that there will be “no return to austerity”. In her first Labour conference speech as Chancellor, she will also promise action to tackle tax dodgersContinue Reading
Britain’s small business sector is “thriving” after seeing sales and profits rise at the fastest pace for more than two years, according to a new report. The latest Sage small business tracker found that average profits in the sector surged 9.5% higher year on year between April and June, markingContinue Reading
Angela Rayner has said she intends to “fix” the Right to Buy scheme and make it a “fair system” for taxpayers and tenants. Speaking at a Labour conference fringe event in Liverpool, the Deputy Prime Minister suggested that changes had to be made to the scheme to secure “social housingContinue Reading
People with a peanut allergy should continue to avoid eating products containing mustard as investigations are still underway to try and find the contaminated products, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) has stressed. The agency issued the urgent allergy advice earlier this week and began working with the relevant local authorities,Continue Reading
A food company affected by an allergy alert over contaminated mustard ingredients has said that no peanuts have been detected in its products. Leicester-based FGS Ingredients carried out additional tests across its ingredients after the Food Standards Agency (FSA) this week told people with a peanut allergy to avoid eatingContinue Reading
Nationalising water firms would cost the taxpayer more than £99 billion – but the Government has “no intention” to do it, a minister has claimed. Baroness Hayman of Ullock said the estimate was based on Ofwat’s regulatory capital value (RCV) figures, the value of the regulated part of England’s waterContinue Reading
Global stock markets tumbled on Friday, with the UK’s top index wiping out gains from the previous day after the dust settled on a week dominated by central bank activity. London’s FTSE 100 fell 98.73 points, or 1.19%, to end the week at 8,229.99. Almost every stock on the blue-chipContinue Reading
LinkedIn has paused training generative AI models using data from UK users after engaging with the UK’s data protection regulator. The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) said on Friday that it had received confirmation from the professional networking platform that it had “suspended” AI model training based on data from UKContinue Reading
