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Last Updated on: Data is everywhere, but making sense of it isn’t always that easy. Many companies struggle with scattered, unstructured, or incompatible data sources that disrupt workflows and slow down decision-making. These challenges can cost businesses time, money, and opportunities.A well-implemented ETL process makes
Ed Miliband, the Energy Secretary, is poised to rewrite Britain’s planning rules to clear the path for a massive expansion of wind and solar energy, effectively reducing local powers to block or alter green energy projects. Under proposed changes, wind turbines and solar farms of a
Britain’s farmers are set to collectively lose around £600 million after poor growing conditions produced the second-worst wheat harvest on record. New figures from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs reveal that the UK’s wheat crop fell to 11.1 million tonnes in 2024, down
Britain’s workforce will slide to a record low as growing numbers of people too unwell to work dampen the economy’s future prospects, according to the tax and spending watchdog. New projections from the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) suggest the share of over-16s either in work
Royal Mail has been fined a record £10.5 million by the postal regulator after delivering more than a quarter of first-class letters late. Ofcom said that the company failed to meet its obligations to handle letters swiftly enough, marking the second financial penalty it has faced
AlBarakah recently launched in the Philippines with an exotic Arabian Nights-themed celebration.Like a fable come to life, AlBarakah, the new go-to name in authentic halal food in the country, was recently launched in the Philippines with an exotic Arabian Nights-themed celebration at Crowne Plaza in
(From Left) Philippine Business Education Executive Director Justine Raagas,School of Knowledge for Industrial Labor, Leadership and Service – Primary Structures Educational Foundation president Paulette Liu, Jollibee Group Foundation president Gisela Tiongson, Jollibee Foods Corporation Philippines chief human resources officer and Jollibee Brand International HR head
The UK economy unexpectedly shrank by 0.1 per cent in October, marking its second consecutive monthly decline, according to official data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Economists had predicted a return to modest growth following September’s fall, but uncertainty ahead of the October Budget
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More than 10,000 people running small businesses have enrolled in the Help to Grow: Management programme, a government-subsidised training initiative designed to enhance leadership and boost productivity. By September, 10,635 individuals had signed up, with 7,860 completing the 12-week course since its launch in June 2021.