It’s no longer effective to buy a generic email list and send mass messages with minimal return. Modern businesses are now using AI-powered personalisation and clean B2B email data to run smarter, results-driven campaigns.At the heart of this transformation is Emailmovers — a UK-based email
With NHS services stretched and GP waiting times often high (particularly during peak periods), more people than ever are exploring private alternatives. But how much does it really cost to see a private GP in the UK, and is it worth the investment?While many assume
David Ruzumna has dedicated over two decades to practicing law in Seattle, building a career grounded in the belief that the legal system should serve everyone equally. From his early days as a sociology major to running his own law practice since 2000, David Ruzumna has
Leadership changes can send ripples throughout a company, shaping everything from everyday interactions to long-held core values. The fast pace of business and evolving employee expectations make the influence of new leaders on company culture even more significant. As fresh faces take the helm, their style
Startups move fast. Most of the time, the focus is on growth, product development, or trying to close the next big deal. But one area that often gets overlooked—until it becomes a problem—is tracking physical assets. Yes, we’re talking about those laptops, printers, and monitors—but also
In today’s rapidly evolving digital world, technology is more than just a tool for efficiency—it’s a catalyst for transformation. Businesses across the UK are not only adopting digital solutions to stay competitive but are also leveraging them to redefine the very frameworks of their industries. Whether
Southend Foodbank representatives Cass Francis and Jemma Walsh recently made a trip to Westminster to meet with Southend’s MPs, David Burton-Sampson and Bayo Alaba, during Trussell’s national Lobby Day. The purpose of their visit was to discuss the growing hardships faced by individuals on low
The High Court trial between PPE Medpro and the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) resumed on day eight with a forensic focus on the statistical credibility of the government’s gown sterility tests — tests that underpin its £122 million claim that PPE Medpro
Workers lay out steel frames for the building foundation at a construction site in Pasig City, June 20. 2025. — PHILIPPINE STAR/MIGUEL DE GUZMANECONOMIC MANAGERS cut its gross domestic product (GDP) growth target for this year amid “heightened global uncertainties” arising from the Middle East
Workers of the Department of Public Works and Highways put temporary asphalt on the potholes along Roxas Blvd. in Manila. — PHILIPPINE STAR/EDD GUMBANBy Aubrey Rose A. Inosante, ReporterTHE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT’S (NG) budget deficit narrowed in May as faster revenue collection offset a slowdown in
BW FILE PHOTOBy Revin Mikhael D. Ochave, ReporterTHE SECURITIES and Exchange Commission (SEC) is reducing the fees and charges for requests for corporate documents by 50% starting July 1, allowing for greater access to data and boosting investor protection.SEC Memorandum Circular No. 6 set lower
An employee holds US dollar bank notes at a money changer in Jakarta, Indonesia, April 9, 2025. — REUTERS/WILLY KURNIAWANBy Chloe Mari A. Hufana, ReporterTHE PHILIPPINES is expected to receive $100 million (P5.66 billion) less in remittances next year if US President Donald J. Trump’s