Teaching that bridges tech’s gender gap Anna Brailsford wants Code First Girls to become the world’s first edtech unicorn dedicated to women Evening Standard · Nov 2, 2022
Amber de Botton: Meet the Partygate news hack hired as Rishi’s hotshot new comms chief The former ITV boss was among the award-winning team who helped to expose Boris Johnson. Katie Strick charts her rise to the heart of Downing Street Evening Standard · Oct 31, 2022
LinkedIn has a fake profile problem – can it fix this blot on its CV? Bogus users claiming to work for Apple and Amazon are doing serious reputational damage to the online service The Guardian - UK · Oct 29, 2022
Intel's Self-Driving Tech Firm Raises Over $800M In IPO, Alphabet Misses Q3 Earnings Expectations, Lyft Cuts Price For Monthly Subscription Plan: Top Stories Wednesday, Oct. 26 Benzinga Benzinga · Oct 26, 2022
Dad makes sons give PowerPoint presentations to justify new video games Phil Quickenden believes the practice has boosted his kids' confidence Wales Online · Oct 26, 2022
SDAIA, LinkedIn Sign MoU to Study Data and AI Market in Saudi Arabia The Saudi Data and AI Authority (SDAIA) and LinkedIn signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to cooperate in research and studies related to the Saudi labor market in the field of data and artificial intelligence. The MoU aims to enrich knowledge and launch awareness initiatives to build a digital professional… Asharq Al-Awsat · Oct 23, 2022
British firms on alert after Colonel targeted by Chinese spies on LinkedIn A dodgy character named 'Robin' targeted ex-army intelligence officer Col Philip Ingram, a veteran of the Iraq War and a Nato planner. 'Robin' claimed to be a Chinese businessman Daily Mirror · Oct 22, 2022
Twitter Rebuffs Elon Musk Layoff Plans Report, Toyota Cuts 2023's Production Target, Vaccine Makers Expect 3x Price Increase In COVID-19 Shot: Top Stories Friday, Oct. 21 Bloomberg Benzinga · Oct 21, 2022
Builders' merchants stock cupboard with Cup-a-Soups to help hungry staff Conor Edwards shared a photo of a fully-stocked cupboard of food supplies to help colleagues who may be struggling with the cost-of-living crisis Wales Online · Oct 18, 2022
Powerful women heading up dating apps are framed as young and sexy People are swiping on dating apps in record numbers and roughly half of these individuals identify as women, which may be the reason why the dating app industry recently assigned the top leadership roles to women. The Conversation · Oct 17, 2022
Looking for a new job? 10 tips to improve your LinkedIn profile If you’re one of the many Londoners currently seeking new employment right now, it’s important to get maximum bang for your buck from LinkedIn. Here’s some expert advice Evening Standard · Oct 17, 2022
Blackhawks expand hockey analytics department with new hirings As promised by general manager Kyle Davidson, the Hawks have significantly increased their analytics investment, hiring five new staffers — including two who previously helped build the Cubs’ analytics system. Chicago Sun-Times · Oct 14, 2022
Scotland’s technology jobs market maintains strong annual growth Surge in demand for quantum computing talent revealed by analysis of LinkedIn data Insider UK · Oct 11, 2022
Adelaide man Daniel Heritage dies in 'tragic accident' during rock-climbing holiday in Canada Daniel Heritage and his wife, Emma, were seven months into a holiday in Canada when he died in her arms after an accident, according to a family member. ABC News · Oct 10, 2022
Benzinga · Oct 6, 2022 General Motors 'Marching Towards An Electric Future': Former Tesla Executive Joins Company The battle between electric vehicle leader Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) and other traditional gas-powered traditional automakers is expected to heat up in coming years. Now, a former Tesla executive has jumped on board with a future rival.
Daily Mirror · Oct 5, 2022 Manchester City's new betting partner: mysterious owner and 'fake profiles' The Premier League champions announced a deal with 8Xbet in July but questions remain around identity of firm's executives 10 months after club scrapped sponsorship with a company 'that did not exist'
The Independent UK · Oct 5, 2022 Shaping the future of sales strategy THE ARTICLES ON THESE PAGES ARE PRODUCED BY BUSINESS REPORTER, WHICH TAKES SOLE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CONTENTS
Evening Standard · Oct 4, 2022 LinkedIn secretly experimented on 20 million users in job-mobility test Some people might have missed out on job opportunities while the tech giant honed its recommendation features, in experiments that spanned five years
AAP · Oct 4, 2022 'Sad' Thorburn hits out after Bombers exit Andrew Thorburn claims his Christian faith is "unacceptable" to Australians after his dramatic exit as Essendon AFL chief executive after one day in the role.
Zenger · Sep 30, 2022 A New Platform Made Just For Cybersecurity Influencers Cyfluencer gives companies curated content and the ability to choose who can share their content and over what platforms.
Tribune News Service · Sep 30, 2022 Ten things Elon Musk's texts reveal about the Twitter deal A new trove of text messages between Elon Musk and Twitter Inc. executives, close friends, potential investors and Silicon Valley bros sheds light on how a $44 billion deal by the world’s richest person to buy the social media company came about — and ended up in court.
The New Daily · Sep 30, 2022 Qantas and Jetstar raise price of domestic flights as their fuel bill soars Other Australian airlines are expected to follow Qantas’ lead and pass the burden of soaring fuel costs onto consumers.
Daily Mirror · Sep 27, 2022 BrewDog owner conned out of £100k by ex-lover he hired to take down 'relentless' trolls Emili Ziem has been ordered to pay £100,000 she defrauded from James Watt after she promised to identify the trolls behind a "relentless" campaign of abuse - with which she was secretly involved
Insider UK · Sep 27, 2022 BrewDog boss wins case against online troll scammer A judge at the Court of Session ruled in his favour and has ordered the repayment of more than £500,000 in expenses
The Conversation · Sep 27, 2022 The same app can pose a bigger security and privacy threat depending on the country where you download it, study finds Google and Apple have removed hundreds of apps from their app stores at the request of governments around the world, creating regional disparities in access to mobile apps at a time when many economies are becoming increasingly dependent on them.