French shipping tycoon Rodolphe Saadé is reportedly considering a substantial investment in The Economist Group, with discussions centred on acquiring a 27 per cent stake currently held by businesswoman Lynn
French shipping tycoon Rodolphe Saadé is reportedly considering a substantial investment in The Economist Group, with discussions centred on acquiring a 27 per cent stake currently held by businesswoman Lynn
Trump Media and Technology Group, the entity behind Truth Social, has announced a strategic pivot with the proposed merger of TAE Technologies, a company specialising in fusion energy. The six
The Covid pandemic upended the hospitality and leisure sectors, leading businesses to adopt a flurry of new financial measures to stay afloat. While lockdowns and restrictions have faded, many pandemic-era
Sir Nigel Rudd’s Intuitive Investments Group has successfully raised thirty million pounds in equity funding for a landmark initiative to digitise the Chinese lottery system. The British firm, which listed
Meta Platforms, parent company of Facebook, has entered commercial agreements with prominent news publishers to utilise their content in the development of its artificial intelligence products. This initiative aims to
The European Union has begun to retreat from its strict posture on artificial intelligence regulation, with recent initiatives signalling a deliberate move to stimulate the continent’s digital economy. The bloc’s
Early on Monday, a large-scale technical failure at Amazon Web Services (AWS) sent shockwaves through the digital world, as hundreds of websites and apps crashed across the globe. The disruption
The online message board 4chan has stirred international controversy by refusing to pay a £20000 fine imposed by Ofcom under the United Kingdom’s new Online Safety Act. This marks the
Britain is making rapid strides towards a cashless society, with the use of coins and banknotes reaching a historic low last year. According to new data from UK Finance, just
The Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, is set to announce a review of Britain’s digital services tax (DST) as she prepares for her Autumn Budget. This decision comes at a time of
Penske Media, the proprietor of iconic titles such as Rolling Stone, Variety, and Billboard, has initiated legal proceedings against Google, alleging the technology giant has unlawfully utilised its journalism to
The chief digital and technology officer of Marks & Spencer, Rachel Higham, has decided to step down from her position, according to an internal memo circulated by the retailer. Higham,
The publisher of the Mirror, Express and Star newspapers is set to cut 600 jobs in its most radical restructuring to date as it contends with rapidly changing reader habits
The UK competition watchdog has come under renewed criticism for its pace in challenging the growing influence of major US technology companies and upholding consumer rights. Lord Tyrie, former chairman
Digital challenger bank Monzo has been slapped with a £21 million fine by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) after its verification systems allowed customers to open accounts using patently absurd
In a significant policy reversal, Canada has abandoned its digital service tax targeting American technology companies, mere hours before its scheduled implementation. The decision follows direct criticism from President Trump