Britain’s justice system is hampered by bad data collection Letters: Dr Natalie Byrom writes that public policy regarding the courts is often driven by whim rather than good evidence The Guardian - UK · Nov 16, 2022
1 Stock With an Exceptional Track Record of Making Investors Richer Payments processing company Visa (V) continued its business momentum in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2022, driven by a rebound in travel and significant digital payments worldwide. Furthermore, the company has increased its dividend payout for 14 consecutive years. Given an excellent track record of returning capital to shareholders via… StockNews.com · Nov 16, 2022
Do you want to leave your job — or is your manager the problem? Poor management is the single biggest risk to losing top talent. Recruitment expert Alice Weightman shares how to cultivate brilliant ones Evening Standard · Nov 16, 2022
Experian profits up as people look for money-saving tools CEO says they will push ahead with 'mission to help millions improve their financial health and save money' Birmingham Post · Nov 16, 2022
Tech unicorn Wayflyer to cut 70 jobs in Dublin Wayflyer employs around 220 people in Ireland with their headquarters on Baggot Street Dublin Live · Nov 16, 2022
Craneware appoints new chief technology officer US healthcare sector-focused group reports 'solid performance' despite slow recovery from the pandemic Insider UK · Nov 16, 2022
Mapping the key trends in global trade – insights from the Global Trade Atlas THE ARTICLES ON THESE PAGES ARE PRODUCED BY BUSINESS REPORTER, WHICH TAKES SOLE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CONTENTS The Independent UK · Nov 16, 2022
New CEO for company co-founded by Dragons' Den star Steven Bartlett amid cost cutting drive The group said it is 'responding to the challenging market environment and thereby ensuring its entrepreneurial options for the future' Birmingham Post · Nov 16, 2022
Sage sees revenues reach £1.9bn as businesses continue to adopt cloud products The technology firm said that despite economic uncertainty it was confident growth would continue into next year Birmingham Post · Nov 16, 2022
Internet of Things specialist Pelion wins investment from Scottish Equity Partners Glasgow firm's technology used by 500 customers in sectors from transport to healthcare Insider UK · Oct 19, 2022
Britishvolt holds emergency talks to keep North East gigaplant plans afloat The Blyth startup is in discussions with a number of parties amid globat market volatility Birmingham Post · Oct 17, 2022
Six tech firms to create new offices and jobs in Birmingham Sextet works across sectors such as edtech and smart energy and include firms from Australia and Singapore Birmingham Post · Oct 14, 2022
US tech giant Thoughtworks opens new Tyneside base and creates scores of additional jobs Thoughtworks has opened its offices in Newcastle city centre which has ample room for its expanding workforce Birmingham Post · Oct 13, 2022
Smart Things Accelerator Centre makes new appointments Scotland's Internet of Things organisation hires a former Scottish Enterprise managing director Insider UK · Oct 13, 2022
Dublin Live · Oct 13, 2022 Dublin jobs: Tech company BJSS to create over 70 roles for new delivery centre The business technology consultancy is setting up a new delivery centre in the capital
Birmingham Post · Oct 11, 2022 Insurance tech firm Honcho to be liquidated as restructuring company appointed The Durham-based firm's assets are up for sale
InsideEVs · Oct 11, 2022 ONE Announces 20 GWh Battery (LFP) Gigafactory In Michigan Our Next Energy (ONE) announced a $1.6 billion investment in a new battery cell manufacturing plant, called ONE Circle, in Van Buren Township, Michigan.
Reuters · Oct 11, 2022 Billionaire investor Yuri Milner relinquishes Russian citizenship Israeli-Russian billionaire Yuri Milner said on Monday he has renounced his Russian citizenship after leaving the country in 2014.
The National (Scotland) · Oct 9, 2022 Scotland's top cybersecurity firm receives £2 million cash injection ON Tuesday, Scotland’s “top cybersecurity firm” received £2 million from Scottish Enterprise, the country’s national economic development…
The Independent UK · Oct 8, 2022 How to make emissions-free iron at temperatures colder than coffee Affordable green steel is a big deal, and could disrupt an industry that generates more than $870bn in revenues each year, writes Akshat Rathi
Birmingham Post · Oct 7, 2022 US tech company creates 75 jobs at new Northern Ireland base to support remote workers Globalization Partners provides all the backup needed, from recruitment management to payroll services, to support remote working
Birmingham Post · Oct 7, 2022 IT managed service firm Outsource Group creates 40 tech jobs in Antrim The move takes headcount at the fast-growing firm to 100
Insider UK · Oct 7, 2022 Scotland must 'normalise entrepreneurship' to achieve start-up success - Logan Scotland's chief entrepreneur speaks at tech investor conference
Birmingham Post · Oct 6, 2022 North East insurance tech firm Honcho ceases trading citing 'highly competitive space' Honcho had raised more than £3m to drive its growth plans but says it is now 'placing it into retirement'
Insider UK · Oct 5, 2022 Data firm secures investment to expand Scottish operations Edinburgh-headquartered business expects to double its number of staff in the city