People race to exchange paper banknotes before deadline
Consumers are racing to exchange their old paper banknotes for new plastic versions, just over a fortnight before they cease
Uber investigating computer network breach
Uber said on Thursday it is responding to a cybersecurity incident, after the New York Times reported that a hack
UK Amazon warehouse workers are balloted for strike
Amazon workers at a Coventry warehouse will become the first in the UK to take part in a formal strike
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The Best Technologies To Help You Make Your
Your home is your castle. You would do anything to protect it from the inside and out. This guide will
Salaries being driven down despite the cost-of-living crisis
Despite the cost-of-living crisis, salaries have dropped since Covid, with the initial uptick in economic activity in 2020 failing to
UK’s financial sector faces new wave of brute
The UK’s financial sector is experiencing a wave of brute force Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, new data obtained
Legal sector hits back at EU calls for
Lawyers and litigation funders have hit back at EU plans to regulate the third-party litigation financing industry in claiming new
Businesses to learn next week how the government
Businesses will learn next week about how the government will help them to navigate the energy crisis. A spokesman for
Google hit with record €4bn fine over market
Google lost an appeal in one of Europe’s leading courts yesterday against a record multibillion-euro fine for abusing its dominance