Reform AI adoption or it could ‘widen corporate inequalities’, IoD warns
The adoption of generative AI could "widen corporate inequalities, with sectors prone to market consolidation seeing the most significant shifts."
NAO: Crown Court so backlogged that targets are no longer achievable
The Crown Court backlog is now at its highest on record resulting in the National Audit Office making clear that the Government's targets to cut are no longer achievable
Pensionbee makes steady progress on major US expansion plans
Pensionbee says it has made steady progress on its plans to expand into the US as it looks to tap into the world’s largest defined contribution pension market.
Protein Works: Sales and profit spike at challenger brand
The company behind challenger brand Protein Works saw its sales and profits jump during its latest financial year.
Hargreaves Lansdown founder watching takeover bid ‘with interest’
The founder of investment platform Hargreaves Lansdown has said he watching the takeover attempt by a consortium of private equity investors "with interest" after news of the bid came to light this we
Moscow: Court cancels seizure of JP Morgan funds in VTB dispute
A Russian court has cancelled the seizure of part of JP Morgan's assets in an ongoing dispute with a Russian bank over sanctioned money
Tesco, M&S and Primark among brands hesitant to make some green claims over greenwashing action
Big retail brands are hesitant to make green claims despite the majority embracing sustainable practices over fears of being hit with greenwashing action
Poundland owner Pepco eyes profit surge as revenue passes milestone
Pepco, the owner of Poundland, has set its sights on posting profits of €900m for its current financial year after the group's interim revenue passed a major milestone.
Call that a pint? Over two-thirds of beer served in pubs is short measured
More than two-thirds of beer and wine served in UK pubs and bars is short measured, a survey by Trading Standards suggests.
Ofgem: Millions of Brits set for lower bills as price cap drops by seven per cent
Millions of Brits are set to pay lower bills from July after Ofgem announced it would lower its price cap by seven per cent in response to falling wholesale prices.