UK loses £2.5bn in fraud and cyber-crime cases during 2021 January 20, 2022 UK residents and businesses have seen financial losses of £2.5bn from fraud and cyber-crime over the course of the past year, a new study reveals.
WeTransfer confirms £524m Amsterdam float next week January 20, 2022 WeTransfer’s parent company WeRock N.V. confirmed this morning that it will float on Euronext Amsterdam, with a market cap of €629m (£524m) and €716m (£596m).
Amazon to open first US clothes store with a ‘tech twist’ January 20, 2022 Amazon is making another push to grow its fashion business, announcing today that it will open its first-ever clothes store store this year, with a tech twist.
Prince Andrew removes social media accounts following HRH loss January 20, 2022 The Duke of York has not only lost his royal title, but he has also started to strip his online one.
Workspace reports a confident third quarter despite ‘work from home’ orders January 20, 2022 Workspace Group reported a “strong demand” from customers, as the workspace rides out the Covid variant storms.
Less than one in five punters back Government plans to let bookies run ‘affordability’ checks January 20, 2022 Fewer than one in five punters would be willing to let betting companies access their bank accounts or wage slips in order to have a flutter, a new poll has revealed.
One in five young people quit jobs because of inadequate parental leave policies January 20, 2022 One in five 18–34-year-olds have quit their job due to poor parental leave policies, with a further 25 per cent of younger workers saying they decided not to apply for a jobs because they thought the employer’s parental leave policies were inadequate, according to new data.
Exclusive: Omicron leads to 500 per cent surge in Covid test related email scams January 20, 2022 New data has revealed that the Omicron variant has contributed to a 521 per cent rise in Covid test related scam emails between October 2021 and January 2022.
The Pandemic Gap: 78 per cent of firms report ‘technical debt’ January 20, 2022 New data has revealed that 78 per cent of organisations have taken on greater levels of technical debt in the last year. Software AG’s annual Situation Report surveyed over 700 IT decision makers from the U.S., U.K., Germany and France, and found that global IT professionals feel that technical debt plays an important role in [...]
Sony faces biggest share fall since financial crisis following Microsoft’s £55bn bid for Call of Duty maker January 19, 2022 Japanese tech giant Sony experienced its biggest one-day share drop since the global financial crisis on the Tokyo market, following Microsoft’s $75bn (£55bn) bid for Call of Duty maker Activision Blizzard.
