Scroll past one of Enzo Zelocchi’s photos and you pause—almost involuntarily. The face is sculpted, sure, but it’s the stillness that does the work. A look that says, I’m calculating three moves ahead, and you’re invited to guess which ones. That controlled energy already lives
In today’s rapidly evolving industrial landscape, businesses are under increasing pressure to enhance operational efficiency, minimise human error, and ensure worker safety while scaling their processes. Industrial automation software is revolutionising how factories operate, enabling smarter, safer, and more responsive manufacturing environments. As part of the
Pottery Barn, the world’s largest digital-first and design-led sustainable home retailer, is set to enter the UK market for the first time, with an online launch planned for Autumn 2025. The move marks a significant step in the global expansion of the iconic American brand and
Off The Kerb Productions, the talent agency behind a host of the UK’s biggest comedy stars, including Jonathan Ross, Michael McIntyre and Jo Brand, has swung to a loss of £1.8 million for the year ending 30 April 2024, after posting a £5.1 million pre-tax
The UK government has confirmed it will introduce a new set of strengthened steel safeguard measures from 1 July 2025, acting on urgent recommendations made by UK Steel amid growing concerns about a spike in redirected foreign imports.Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds announced the
Stirling Highland Games Announces Exciting Partnership with Innis & Gunn BreweryStirling, Scotland – The highly anticipated Stirling Highland Games, a beloved annual event showcasing traditional Highland sports, music, and dance, has proudly announced a new three-year partnership with Innis & Gunn Brewery. This collaboration between
London, 30 June, 2025 – Cyberattacks have become a pressing issue for businesses, with the potential to cause significant financial losses, operational downtime, and lasting damage. As a result, cybersecurity has become a top priority for CEOs and executives, who face increasing pressure from regulators,
When it comes to spa treatments, most often we imagine classic massages, wraps, and scrubs. But there is one ritual that combines cleansing, relaxation, and a whole philosophy of self-care. This is the moroccan bath in Dubai – a Moroccan bath, known since ancient times,
The number of entry-level jobs in the UK has plunged by almost a third since the launch of the artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT, as companies increasingly turn to automation and grapple with rising employment costs. New figures from job search engine Adzuna reveal that vacancies for
Millions of consumers will be offered free, tailored financial support from banks and pension providers under sweeping new proposals from the City regulator, in a bid to steer people away from risky online advice and poor money decisions. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has unveiling plans
Canada has paused the implementation of its controversial digital services tax just hours before it was due to take effect, in a move aimed at reviving stalled trade negotiations with the United States. The tax, which would have primarily targeted American tech giants, had drawn fierce
A proposed new law could dramatically reshape how UK businesses operate, by requiring company directors to consider the impact of their decisions on people and the planet, not just shareholders.The Company Directors (Duties) Bill, tabled in Parliament today by Liberal Democrat MP Martin Wrigley, seeks