Have your team clocked less sick days during the pandemic but are now on the verge of burnout? You’re not alone … Providing right-first-time solutions that evolve with the changing needs of customers and the markets they operate in, means that Advanced are constantly monitoring feedback from the workplaces and many verticals that their software […]Read More

Have your team clocked less sick days during the pandemic but are now on the verge of burnout? You’re not alone … Providing right-first-time solutions that evolve with the changing needs of customers and the markets they operate in, means that Advanced are constantly monitoring feedback from the workplaces and many verticals that their software […]Read More

The UK government will invest £100m in Britishvolt as the car battery manufacturing startup seeks to build Britain’s first large-scale “gigafactory” in the north-east of England. The government’s Automotive Transformation Fund will invest alongside asset management company Abrdn and its majority-owned property investment arm, Tritax, to fund a sale and leaseback deal for the huge […]Read More

Bankers and accountants are among those being summoned back to their offices after the government scrapped its work-from-home guidance in England with immediate effect. Businesses rushed out memos to staff today after Boris Johnson urged workers, including those in government, to “get back to work”. Further restrictions — such as mandatory face coverings in public […]Read More

The kitchens of Michelin-starred restaurants too often descend into alternative “moral universes” where bullies and bad behaviour thrive, a study has suggested. While Gordon Ramsay may have made an entire television career out of swearing at people making food, when there are no TV crews or public around to witness what is going on then […]Read More

A company controlled by the Duke of York and used to manage his investments is more than £200,000 in debt, according to newly filed accounts. Urramoor was set up in 2013, 18 months after the duke was stripped of his UK trade envoy role because of his association with Jeffrey Epstein. Accounts show that the […]Read More

Rogue waste collectors who fly-tip household rubbish will be targeted under a government crackdown. Fly-tipping increased sharply last year to 1.1 million cases in England and many of the incidents are thought to be linked to cowboy companies which dump rubbish in alleyways and quiet country lanes to avoid fees at disposal sites. It is […]Read More

Peloton Interactive lost more than 25 per cent of its value on Wall Street at one point last night after the exercise bike maker said that it was temporarily pausing production of its connected fitness products as demand wanes and it looks to control costs. In a confidential presentation dated January 10, Peloton reported a […]Read More

Boris Johnson said the country is on a path to “complete normality” as commuters began returning to the office. After work from home guidance was ditched, National Rail showed a 10 per cent increase in rush hour travel yesterday compared with last week, with roads in some big cities also increasingly busy. As well as […]Read More

Amazon’s first clothing store will use artificial intelligence to understand a customer’s preferences and recommend a suitable outfit. The store will open later this year at an upmarket shopping complex in Los Angeles, the company said today, where it will be surrounded by the traditional retailers its online shopping revolution has threatened to wipe out. […]Read More