Canary Wharf joins forces with the Felix Project
Canary Wharf Group and The Felix Project, a food redistribution charity have agreed a long-term partnership that will see them
Asda consults on cutting pay for 7,000 workers
Supermarket chain Asda is considering whether to cut the pay of 7,000 staff in the south east of England to
UK tech entrepreneur warns of impact of fake
The CEO and co-founder of UK fraud detection platform, Pasabi, has addressed delegates at the Marketplace Risk Management Conference alongside
New RMT walkout means three new train strikes
RMT members are to stage a fresh strike on 2 June in a long-running dispute over pay, jobs and working
100 jobs under threat at Grimsby-based smart home
Almost 100 jobs are thought to be under threat at smart home energy technology manufacturer myenergi. The Grimsby firm, named
Met Police facing cyber recruitment crisis
The Met Policy unit which deals with major crimes including cyber threats, homicide, firearms, drugs and armed robbery is facing
Government announces £1bn investment into UK microchip industry
Up to £1 billion will be invested in the microchip industry over the next decade as part of the government’s
Revolut’s attempts to secure banking licence thrown into
The fate of Revolut’s attempts to secure a long-awaited banking licence from City regulators was thrown into further doubt last
From Exploration to Science: Innovative Technology and
From Exploration to Science: Innovative Technology and Environmental Conservation Penguin Watch, Dahua Technology and Oxford University among organisations deploying advanced
Royal Mail blames strike action for slumping to
Royal Mail has blamed strike action for helping send it slumping to a full-year loss of more than £1 billion.