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Hire Space forecasts thousands of hours’ worth of
Event platform Hire Space has predicted that businesses will make thousands of hours’ worth of savings annually on meetings and events, by
More lenders expected to hike mortgage rates following
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Slight rise in female FTSE board members, but
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Government injects £54m into the development of trustworthy
The Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology Chloe Smith, has announced a £54 million investment to support the
Amazon staff in Coventry vote for six more
Workers at Amazon’s Coventry warehouse have voted to take a further six months of strike action, despite failing to win
EU threatens to break up Google’s $200bn ad
Google could be forced to sell parts of its $224.5 billion advertising business after the European Commission found that the
London Tech Week makes history as 11 year
London Tech Week marked its tenth anniversary with a groundbreaking moment yesterday as the Sir David Amess Children’s Parliament for primary
Small business exodus predicted if Labour wins next
If the Labour party wins the next general election many UK small business owners will either shut down or try
Elon Musk is the entrepreneur the world is
Elon Musk is the CEO the world is most curious about; a new study has found. The new research analysed