As skills shortages seem to be a recurring theme in our nation’s economic narrative, the experience of military veterans entering the civilian work force will become…
Traveling for business can be stressful, even if by now you’re more than used to jetting off regularly for work.
The European Union says it is moving to block a "black hole" in tax laws through proposals to ensure large tech firms pay more of their…
Twitter may soon have everyone on the social platform prove their identity by opening the verification process to all users.
Elon Musk's new pay package could see him earn more than $50bn (£35bn) if he meets certain milestones over the coming decade.
New Look will close 60 UK stores and cut 1,000 jobs after creditors approved a restructuring plan for the retailer.
The Scottish-based creator of the world’s first portable wood-fired pizza oven, Uuni, has expanded their offering at John Lewis with their Uuni 3 outdoor pizza oven…
The centuries-old ritual of passing round the church collection plate is going digital with plans by the Church of England to use the “tap and go”…
Hundreds of missing clothes banks have gone missing across the UK leading to the loss of thousands of pounds for charities, industry groups have said.
Dating app Bumble has swiped back at rival Match Group after Match filed a lawsuit accusing Bumble of infringing on its intellectual property
Anyone who’s looking to be an entrepreneur is probably aware of the fact that a great idea is only the beginning.
The Church of England may not seem like the most obvious partner for a pair of fast-growing fintech groups, but the co-founder of Swedish start-up iZettle…
On the 25th May 2018, the data protection act will be superseded by a new piece of legislation, the GDPR.
The EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has defined two new roles when it comes to data protection and compliance: data controllers and data protectors. There…
Blockchain technology is poised to change traditional HR practices.