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The housecleaning is free—but it will cost you your most intimate data

In our digital age, services and devices are constantly gathering our data. Exactly how that information is harvested and used, and how transparent...

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Does the World Cup favor democratic or autocratic nations?

It is often said—by FIFA President Gianni Infantino and many others—that soccer is the “most democratic sport.” That sentiment is based in large...

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Social media marketers are stuck in a burnout trap. Here’s how to break free

It’s almost midnight when the phone buzzes—a client text, a comment that needs a reply, a trend that will be stale by morning....

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The office doesn’t fix loneliness at work

People often see the return-to-office debate in black-and-white: In-person work fosters connection, while remote work breaks it down. In 2025, 37% of companies...

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4 ways small businesses can become more environmentally friendly

By Jon Sumner on Small Business UK – Advice and Ideas for UK Small Businesses and SMEs With the recent heatwaves in the...

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Top Card and Contactless Readers for UK Small Businesses (Fees, Features & Reviews)

Our market research has determined that the best overall card reader for UK small businesses is the Square Reader. With its low one-off...

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Around $125bn of ships and cargo lie stranded in the Gulf as Hormuz crisis ushers in a ‘new maritime order’

Geopolitical uncertainty has become the single biggest risk hanging over the shipping industry, with vessels and cargo worth roughly $125 billion still stranded...

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Elon Musk loses his trillionaire crown as SpaceX and Tesla shares slide

Elon Musk has lost his trillionaire status barely weeks after claiming it, as shares in SpaceX and the electric carmaker Tesla came under...

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Next prime minister ‘must back business, not tax it’, warns chambers chief

The next prime minister must back companies rather than tax them if Britain is to lift a “cost of doing business crisis” that...

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Apple lifts iPad and MacBook prices by up to 25% as AI memory crunch bites

Apple has raised the price of its iPads and MacBooks by as much as 25 per cent, conceding that it can no longer...