US jobs growth stalls in June as World Cup boost fails to materialise
The American jobs machine slipped a gear in June. The world’s largest economy added just 57,000 jobs last month, barely ...
ITV agrees £1.6bn sale of media and entertainment arm to Sky in landmark broadcasting deal
ITV has agreed to sell its media and entertainment business to Sky in a deal worth up to £1.6 billion, ...
Electric and plug-in hybrid cars overtake petrol-only sales as Chinese brands claim one in seven UK registrations
Sales of electric and plug-in hybrid cars have overtaken petrol-only registrations for the first time, in a month that also ...
Firms ‘taxed out of existence’ as investment appetite falls to lowest level since Covid
British businesses are being “taxed out of existence”, with the appetite to invest in major projects now at its weakest ...
No Paine, No Declaration
In celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, we remember names like Jefferson and Washington. Unfortunately, the man ...
Insolvency Service turns to AI in crackdown on rogue directors behind £800m ‘phoenixism’ problem
The Insolvency Service is to deploy artificial intelligence to root out rogue directors who deliberately fold their companies to dodge ...
Arup, Loughborough University, and CIBSE Team Up to Release Revised TM59 Guidance for Addressing Overheating in Residential Buildings
CIBSE, in collaboration with Arup and Loughborough University, has launched the updated CIBSE TM59 Overheating risk in dwellings: A design ...
The Evolution of AI: Overcoming the Struggle to Generate Business Value
Renowned Artificial Intelligence (AI) strategist Richard Benjamins has announced the release of his highly-anticipated book, The AI-Driven Company. Benjamins, who ...
Burnham’s small business rates pledge could take 140,000 firms out of the tax, at a cost of £880m a year
Andy Burnham’s promise to overhaul business rates in favour of Britain’s high streets comes with a price tag, and it ...
