
Facebook investigated by UK and EU competition watchdogs
Facebook is being investigated by UK and European competition watchdogs over concerns it uses advertising data to gain an unfair advantage over rivals.

Facebook is being investigated by UK and European competition watchdogs over concerns it uses advertising data to gain an unfair advantage over rivals.

The UK has signed a post-Brexit trade deal with Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein, the government has announced.

In what is already a challenging time for the on-premise sector – with UK restaurants recording a hefty 32.1% decline in value from £32.2bn to a…

Jobs vacancies in the UK are soaring but there are not enough workers to fill them, a report suggests.

About 2.5 million people in the UK are behind on broadband payments, according to a survey from Citizens Advice.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak says he is "confident" of reaching a global agreement on digital taxation ahead of a meeting of world finance leaders.

An Irish subsidiary of Microsoft made a profit of $315bn (£222bn) last year but paid no corporation tax as it is “resident” for tax purposes in…

According to many statistics, influencer marketing is not only here to stay but also has an amazing reach when it comes to business marketing. No wonder…

The meat industry is a huge industry due to large livestock consumption such as cattle, pigs, poultry, sheep, and goats. Due to high demands, it has paved…

Norilsk Nickel will produce the first batch of carbon-neutral nickel this year - 10 thousand tons, counts on a premium.

There are many call centres out there that produce a massive amount of performance management data through the systems, which they use.


The Made Smarter Adoption programme in the North West has worked with more than 1,200 businesses since 2019, supporting them to introduce digital tools and technologies…

Amazon is testing its front-line staff in Britain for coronavirus variants and feeding the data to public health officials, including in hotspots where a strain first…

Andrew Lloyd Webber last night said he could take ministers to court if they do not allow theatres to operate at full capacity from June 21.