For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails A temporary VAT cut to reduce prices at family attractions such as zoos and themeContinue Reading
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Two university-led research labs are to share up to £60 million of government money in a bid to make artificial intelligence cheaper to run, more dependable and far easier for ordinary British businesses to adopt, ministers have announced. The labs, hosted by the University of Oxford and University College London,Continue Reading
Far from luring shoppers away from the high street, social media is sending them through the door in their millions. New research from American Express estimates that content scrolled on phones is now behind some 1.7 billion visits to UK high streets every year, an average of more than 30Continue Reading
A Manchester company has been hit with one of the largest nuisance marketing fines in recent years after it deliberately targeted people already struggling with debt, deluging them with millions of unlawful texts and, in some cases, fake threats that bailiffs were on their way. The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO)Continue Reading
Thousands of shoppers and football fans were forced back to notes and coins on Tuesday night after a power outage at Worldpay, one of the world’s largest payment processors, knocked out card transactions at pubs, supermarkets and restaurants across the country. The disruption could hardly have come at a worseContinue Reading
