Chinese Hacker Groups Continue to Target Indian Power Grid Assets
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One year ago, Chinese-linked adversaries carried out concentrated attacks on critical infrastructures within India. One year on, and it appears that Chinese…
Businesses suffering ill-effects of poor data in collecting debts
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Businesses of all sizes are struggling to collect debts because the key contact details they had for each customer before the pandemic…
Bentley puts foot down on recruiting 100 engineers as it accelerates path to full electrification
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Bentley Motors has announced a recruitment drive for 100 talented engineers as the luxury marque accelerates its forward-thinking Beyond100 strategy, the boldest plan of its…
Government inaction on Long Covid could cost billions says new report
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A new report published by the IPPR today reveals that there are now more than a million workers missing from the workforce…
Changes to childcare and MOT rules considered to help household budgets
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Ministers have pitched ideas to tackle the cost of living, as record inflation pushes up food and energy prices. Boris Johnson called…
Brexit has led to 62% spike in customs duties for UK firms
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There has been a 62 per cent spike in customs duties for UK firms and consumers as a result of Brexit, amounting…
Meta breaks ground on virtual reality frontier with physical store opening
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Meta Platforms is set to open its first physical store where shoppers can try out and buy virtual reality headsets and other…
Johnson threatens to privatise Passport Office over 5 million backlog
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Boris Johnson has threatened to “privatise the arse” off the Passport Office if it cannot clear its backlog and deliver better value…
Student loans are a mess, says former government adviser
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The student loans system is a “mess” that consecutive governments have tweaked “purely for short-term political gain”, one of the economists behind…
UK borrowing halves but inflation takes debt interest to record high
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The government borrowed £151.8 billion in the year to March, the third-highest since records began in 1947, though the figure was less…