Seven in ten FTSE 100 companies are not ready for the next major DNS attack,ThousandEyes, the company empowering businesses with Network Intelligence, has found that 72% of the Financial Times Stock Exchange (FTSE) 100 companies are not adequately prepared for the next major attack…
Halfords cuts profits guidance,Halfords had cut their profits guidance for the financial year as “wet weather” and “weak customer confidence” were partly to blame on sales. The retail group said on Wednesday they…
Ineos to buy BP petrochemicals arm for £4bn,Ineos have struck a £4bn deal to buy BP’s petrochemicals arm and will pay six instalments until June 2021 which makes a key component in polyester. …
Bank of England warns US tariffs could ‘harm financial stability by depressing growth’,The Bank of England warns US tariffs could harm financial stability by depressing growth in the global economy.
Restaurants’ delivery and takeaway sales rise for eighth month in a row in January,Delivery and takeaway sales at Britain’s leading managed restaurant groups last month were 4% ahead of January 2023, CGA by NIQ’s latest Hospitality at Home Tracker shows. This is an…
$70bn SaaS giant Snowflake teams up with Boomi to streamline data management,Boomi a Dell Technologies business, and leading provider of cloud-based integration platform as a service (iPaaS), today announced an alliance with Snowflake that delivers an enterprise data management solution to…
Starmer told to ‘answer one simple question’ has Labour deported those who arrived on boats,Lee Anderson challenged Starmer on his deportation claims during PMQs. Discover the truth behind the numbers related to boat arrivals.
Lloyds bank to cut 175 jobs,Lloyds Bank to cut 175 jobs as part of strategy transformation. Discover the details and the bank's approach to risk management and controls.
Powell’s remarks sounded a touch more dovish,Discover how Fed Chair Powell's remarks signal a slightly more dovish tone. Explore the implications for the US economy and the possibility of a rate cut.
Birmingham City Council accused of ‘taking money off workers to pay off their debt to the Government’,Unite union accuses Birmingham City Council of taking money off workers to pay off their debt to the Government amid strikes.
