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Starbucks to close some UK coffee shops amid global cuts

The US coffee chain has launched a consultation over the proposed closures, putting jobs at risk, but has not revealed how many stores may be shut.

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There’s more to life than LLMs, or why Europe needn’t fall behind in AI adoption

There’s more to life than LLMs, or why Europe needn’t fall behind in AI adoption

When it comes to AI adoption, Europe still has its work cut out for it.

All teams qualified for VALORANT Champions 2025

All teams qualified for VALORANT Champions 2025

The ultimate VALORANT battle.

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THE FINALS The Grand Major 2025: Schedule, format, and how to watch

The road beings here.

‘Boring 2-0 stomps’: VALORANT fans slam VCT Americas for being too predictable

Where are the golden days? Gone?

VCT 2025 EMEA Stage 2 schedule, teams, standings, more

EMEA's road to Champions.

Global Growth, Expertly Hired: Strong Search Redefines SaaS Recruitment

Strong Search helps B2B SaaS companies scale globally with elite GTM hiring across sales, marketing, and customer success in EMEA, APAC, and the Americas.

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Dollar's Biggest Crash In Decades: These 7 Stocks Could Win Big

Dollar's Biggest Crash In Decades: These 7 Stocks Could Win Big

A collapsing U.S. dollar is reshaping the global investing landscape, and seven U.S. companies with strong international sales could be the biggest winners if the greenback keeps sliding into the second half of 2025.

Snap president on the ‘impersonal email’ mistake that transformed his leadership journey

Snap president on the ‘impersonal email’ mistake that transformed his leadership journey

When working for Google, Ronan Harris had an idea to inspire his troops—which was swiftly torn apart by his father and led to a huge shift in his management style.

VALORANT Masters Toronto 2025: Schedule, standings, prize pool, more

VALORANT Masters Toronto 2025: Schedule, standings, prize pool, more

Three weeks of non-stop action.

Customer service hasn’t changed, but how we handle it has, Zendesk EMEA CTO says

Customer service hasn’t changed, but how we handle it has, Zendesk EMEA CTO says

AI is really changing how we all handle customer service enquiries.

Web DDoS attacks see major surge as AI allows more powerful attacks

Web DDoS attacks see major surge as AI allows more powerful attacks

Layer 7 Web DDoS attacks increased five-fold in the span of a year as hacktivists use AI to lower the barrier to entry.

Exploits on the rise: How defenders can combat sophisticated threat actors

Exploits on the rise: How defenders can combat sophisticated threat actors

Rising cyber threats demand proactive defenses and vigilance.

Debbie Weinstein is the most powerful woman in European tech as Google's new President for EMEA

Debbie Weinstein is the most powerful woman in European tech as Google's new President for EMEA

Debbie Weinstein now has one of the most powerful tech jobs in Europe.

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Google’s departing EMEA president is a former Olympian and likes to kick off his morning rowing on the river Thames

Fortune sat down with Matt Brittin to discuss how European leaders can narrow the productivity gap with the U.S., uncover his favorite book, and learn about the apps that help him stay productive.

Microsoft reveals new EMEA leadership

Microsoft UK CEO becomes EMEA leader, leaving room for an ex-AWS head to step in.

How Europe’s tech-shy Fortune 500 is embracing AI

The Fortune 500 Europe has a feeble share of tech companies. But its industrial giants are increasingly turning to generative AI.

The Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are majorly popular, which is exciting and frightening in equal measure

The Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are best sellers in Europe, and I'm not sure how to feel about it.

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UK businesses want to spend more on AI, as lack of skills remains an issue

The UK is among the top AI adopters in the EMEA region, but there are still some challenges to overcome, survey claims.

Pro AV Newsmakers: Extron, HETMA Partner and More People on the Move

Here's your weekly trip around Pro AV with the people and partnership news you may have missed.

Chyron Adds Three New Hires To Enhance Position In EMEA, APAC

John Foo, Wanlop Wattanadussadee and Ahmad Nanaa join the company in newly created positions

Pro AV Newsmakers: Bose, PPDS, USSI, and More Make Big Personnel Moves

There was a lot of people on the move last week. Here is what you may have missed.

Harnessing the power of AI: a new era for business productivity and efficiency

Success for businesses hinges on having the tools they need to harness their full potential.

The U.K.’s quantum advantage is about to pay off—but a government spending review risks squandering it

New NVIDIAs and Microsofts of quantum will be born, and today, there is a large chance that one or more of these will come from the U.K.

The rise of identity-related cyberattacks: costs, challenges and the role of AI

AI: The double-edged sword in combating identity-related cyberattacks and safeguarding organizations.

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