Fewer jobs, but we may soon be needing more
There were 226,000 fewer jobs available in the three-month period from October – December last year than there were in the same period…
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Embracing AI – it’s as easy as crossing the road
Guest comment by Kate Redshaw After a trepidatious start, many organisations are now racing to embrace AI – and, in particular…
Ringing the changes: telecoms regulation in 2024
Guest comment by Dario Betti This year will see the discussion of many significant issues within the telecom and Internet law…
Bank research identifies 2023 as year of the startup
More than 900,000 companies were incorporated in the UK last year, making it a record year for startups. The new businesses boom…
Businesses count the cost of cybercrime surge
Hackers fleeced victims of more than $1.1 billion last year, thanks to a significant resurgence among random ware groups. The news…
Experts on the added value of apprenticeships
Almost all small business owners believe apprenticeships are at least partly the solution to the UK’s skills gap crisis, with a…
The smart money is on AI, says Bank boss
The Governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Bailey, has claimed that Artificial Intelligence will not lead to widespread job destruction….
Thousands miss tax deadline – just how bad can it be?
More than 475,000 self-employed people are convinced they would miss this week’s self-assessment deadline and paying any money owed, new research…
TP experts warn of possible tax rate instability
Global tax reform, ineffective use of technology and economic uncertainty are putting significant strain on business’ transfer pricing (TP) capabilities. TP…
Finance proves it pays to show a charitable side
The accounting and finance industry has been cited as one of the best for giving paid leave to employees to volunteer,…