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Third of British firms targeted by cyber gangs ignore attacks
Almost a third of British firms hit by cyber-security attacks last year chose to ignore them.
Wednesday 11 November 2026
Almost a third of British firms hit by cyber-security attacks last year chose to ignore them.
Debenhams has revealed the locations of the 19 stores which are due to shut in the UK this month – resulting in 660 job losses.
Space NK is bucking the high street gloom after it unveiled plans to open more stores across the UK amid double-digit sales growth.
Workers are wasting over five days of their time a year due to commuting problems, according to a poll conducted by the CBI.
The world’s leading safety training provider has made a five-figure investment at its Aberdeen facility to diversify into offshore wind safety training.
Boris Johnson is facing demands for financial compensation that could run to more than £100m for any disruption caused by Brexit to Northern Ireland’s businesses.
London transport do not expect the £18bn Crossrail line to open before autumn 2021, in the latest delay to Europe’s largest infrastructure project.
Most of the £80m Jamie Oliver’s restaurant chain owed after its collapse last May will not be recovered, according to the firm’s administrators.
Aston Martin has warned of a sharp fall in annual profits as "challenging trading conditions" extended into the key month of December - sending shares plunging.
A consumer survey revealed 24% of all UK adults under 55 said they may have lost track of one of their pensions.
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An Australian software platform to help farmers manage the compliance requirements of running a modern agribusiness will be commercially trialled in the United Kingdom this month.
Technology is the catapult to big changes across industries, and that is no different for the world of recruitment.
When chief executives of companies in the FTSE 100 go into the office this morning they will on average have already earned in 2020 what a…