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Most businesses are measuring AI wrong, and it’s costing them thumbnail
The Business Economics

Most businesses are measuring AI wrong, and it’s costing them

Amazon just shut down its AI leaderboard tracking internal token usage. The gamification was driving more AI-powered tasks but fewer useful results. “Please...

Wendy’s stock price today: WEN shares surge as the fast food burger chain reunites Potbelly’s dynamic duo thumbnail
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Wendy’s stock price today: WEN shares surge as the fast food burger chain reunites Potbelly’s dynamic duo

Many fast food chains have had a rough several years. Inflationary pressures are prompting consumers to cut back on discretionary spending, which in...

Is it too hot to work? Your questions answered thumbnail
The Business Economics

Is it too hot to work? Your questions answered

By Anna Jordan on Small Business UK – Advice and Ideas for UK Small Businesses and SMEs With heatwaves becoming a regular fixture...

How to start your own coffee shop thumbnail
The Business Economics

How to start your own coffee shop

Starting a coffee shop is at once exciting and daunting – there’s a lot to factor in before you even start writing your...

What the next Labour leader could mean for small businesses thumbnail
The Business Economics

What the next Labour leader could mean for small businesses

By Anna Jordan on Small Business UK – Advice and Ideas for UK Small Businesses and SMEs It’s official: Keir Starmer has resigned...

‘Tax break tart’: how hospitality plans to game the summer VAT cut on children’s meals thumbnail
The Business Economics

‘Tax break tart’: how hospitality plans to game the summer VAT cut on children’s meals

As operators ridicule the Chancellor’s giveaway, one Kensington venue is touting a £25 “kids” menu of burgundy snails and anchovy butter toast Pubs...

Weather trumps the World Cup at the till, says Tesco as growth cools thumbnail
The Business Economics

Weather trumps the World Cup at the till, says Tesco as growth cools

A washout spring has done more damage to Britain’s supermarket tills than any World Cup win, according to the boss of Tesco, after...

Can AI chatbots really pick stock market winners? thumbnail
The Business Economics

Can AI chatbots really pick stock market winners?

Taxi drivers, stockbrokers and the bloke propping up the bar at your local have all, at one time or another, served as a...

UK unemployment falls to 4.9% as pay growth beats forecasts before Bank of England verdict thumbnail
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UK unemployment falls to 4.9% as pay growth beats forecasts before Bank of England verdict

Britain’s unemployment rate edged down to 4.9 per cent in the three months to April, according to figures published by the Office for...

Aldi banks on £370m store splurge as discounters keep eating the big four’s lunch thumbnail
The Business Economics

Aldi banks on £370m store splurge as discounters keep eating the big four’s lunch

Aldi is to open 16 new stores across Britain over the coming months, the latest move in a £370 million push to widen...