The leading start-up event in the Baltic States, Startup Fair, is returning to Vilnius, Lithuania, on the 3rd of October.
A PANEL of leading experts including two Labour MPs is set to debate sustainable solutions to tackle Britain’s housing crisis.
Amazon announced the launch of our Export Central tool, which allows sellers who are a part of Merchant Fulfilled Network (MFN) to expand their reach internationally to customers in 39 countries in Europe. The Export Central tool is part of a wider free-to-use European Export Programme that enables Amazon sellers to export from six stores: the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the Netherlands*.
More than 85% of UK retailers plan to offer steeper festive discounts; a seismic increase when compared to the last two years where only 54% in 2023 and 57% in 2022 planned to offer higher discounts.
Employees are broadly lukewarm about the New Deal for Working People, recently published in the King’s Speech as the Employment Rights Bill.
There’s been an explosion in the growth of digital signage in Europe over the past couple of years. Advances in technology, consumer behaviour changes, and the demand for content that is both engaging and interactive are the reasons for this growth.
According to data from MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme), the UK’s quality mark for small-scale renewable energy, South Cambridgeshire has become the second local authority in England to have over 1 in 5 households with a certified renewable energy installation.
DeepL, a leading global Language AI company, has unveiled two new languages in its AI writing assistant, DeepL Write.
The protection of sensitive information is paramount for national security, public safety and the preservation of public trust.
According to the LinkedIn 2023 Global Green Skills Report, one-third of all jobs advertised in the UK required at least one ‘green skill’.
UK companies should not be under any misapprehension that NIS2 will not impact them.
The construction, transportation and retail industries have one thing in common with many other sectors of the economy: they are directly affected by the change in mobility policies. Numerous laws, directives, subsidies and restrictions flank the transition to sustainable mobility, affecting not only OEMs, fleet operators and logistics companies, but also housing and parking companies, manufacturers and sellers of goods, and anyone who has integrated vehicles into their day-to-day operations in any way.
