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Artificial Intelligence-driven data-handling could increase risk to businesses
Sunday 8 November 2026
Artificial Intelligence-driven data-handling could increase risk to businesses
A quarter of small business employees aren’t aware of any of the employee benefits available to them, according to new research.
Baroness Brady has been made chairman of Sir Philip Green’s High Street empire.
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A prototype is the first full-scale, usually functional and operational, form of a new design. Ideas and concepts are the starting point and then engineers will…
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Retailers must implement comprehensive mobile technology to provide the very best experience, says customer journey management expert.
Despite growing uncertainty in the run up to the general election last month, data published today suggests that businesses remained confident in Q2 2017, with job vacancies…
From innovative start-ups devising ingenious consumer apps and gadgets to advances in artificial intelligence and automation revolutionising the world of business and industry, digital technology has…
Young families were particularly hard hit by an "abrupt" slowdown in living standards in the year before the general election, a think tank says.
Consumer confidence suffered its biggest decline in two years in the second quarter of 2017, as high inflation took its toll on spending power.
Britain must rush to agree a trade deal similar to the one being hammered out between the EU and Japan or face having the UK’s £72bn-a-year…
A union representing workers rejects the move, arguing "it would still represent a significant shortfall in the pensions promise".
World’s oldest insurance market warns cost to global economy of cyber-attack could be as much as worst natural disasters.