Digital Innovators used its participation in Birmingham Tech Week to announce that it has secured the support from 25 major regional employers including HS2, the NHS and Vanti for its Digital Ideator programme. Run in partnership with Bruntwood SciTech, the UK’s leading property provider dedicated to

Three in five business travellers report having curbed their flying habits as a result of the pandemic in a new survey. The survey commissioned by the Travel Smart Campaign conducted by Ipsos found that three-quarters of surveyed employees believe that an important factor for reducing a business’s

As a construction professional, you know how important it is to have the right tools for the job. Precision waterjet cutting is one such tool that can help you streamline your construction process and achieve better results. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look

The gaming and gambling industries have seen a full transformation in recent decades due to the development of cutting-edge technology that offers greater connectivity and graphics. Technology has advanced and grown much more complex than ever before, attracting millions of players worldwide who can play alongside

You might think that the Coronavirus might have slowed us all down in the gambling scene, yet the online gambling industry skyrocketed in 2021, recording a $231 billion market size. A sizeable portion of $89.65 billion was wagered on sports bets in 2021, while in 2022,

Are you also seeking the actual benefits of BNPL for your business growth? The terminology ‘Buy Now Pay Later’ works as the form of interest-free, which is like short-term credit and enables consumers to pay for certain goods in installments.It carries a greater significance as it

The Court of Appeal has clarified an important aspect of trade mark law in the latest round of Lidl v Tesco, in a judgement handed down by the court this morning. Tesco has been permitted to continue to argue at trial that a wordless version of

Rishi Sunak should extend free school meals to all families on universal credit to help with the cost of living crisis, the boss of the UK supermarket chain Iceland has said. Richard Walker, who is also standing to be a Conservative MP and currently sits on

Chinese authorities have announced a seven-day coronavirus lockdown in the area around the world’s largest iPhone factory, stoking concern that production will be severely curtailed ahead of the Christmas period. Foxconn’s plant in Zhengzhou, which employs about 200,000 people, produces the majority of Apple’s new phones,

Aston Martin shares slid after the company revealed it would deliver fewer cars than expected this year as it struggled to source certain parts due to supply chain problems. The luxury sports carmaker had expected to sell 6,600 cars this year but said it may sell