Post Office awards new deal for IT system
The computer system that caused dozens of postmasters to be wrongly jailed has been extended for use by the Post
Online safety bill ‘opens door to surveillance’, tech
Technology companies have renewed their attack on proposed laws that would force them to identify child sexual abuse in encrypted
Almost £180m lost to impersonation scams as 45,000
Some £177.6 million was lost to impersonation scams last year, with more than 45,000 cases reported, according to a finance
Moneysupermarket sales lifted as Brits go deal hunting
A boom in consumers shopping around for better savings accounts has boosted sales for comparison site Moneysupermarket. The platform profited from
SME XPO Reveals further details on this years
There is less than two weeks to go until The Evening Standard’s SME XPO, a must-attend event for small and
More people looking for work as job vacancies
The number of people looking for work has risen as job vacancies fall suggesting that the uncertain economic outlook is
Big four accounting firm EY to shed 3,000
Less than a week after abandoning its plan to split itself into separate audit and consulting businesses, EY has told
Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos Automotive set to build
Ineos Automotive, owned by the chemicals tycoon and Brexit-backing billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who is bidding to buy Manchester United,
Achieving Work-Life Balance with Air Landline: Streamline Your
Are you struggling to keep up with the constant demands of work while also maintaining a healthy personal life? In
UK workers’ pay up nearly six per cent
UK workers are still being squeezed by a historic inflation crunch despite wage increases smashing expectations, official figures out today