Digital IDs and biometric data: Welcome to Labour’s tech dystopia
The approval of digital IDs heralds is heralding in a tech dystopia, and Labour is welcoming it, writes Silkie Carlo.
How to pick a financial adviser
In a world of volatile markets and ever-changing regulation, having a financial adviser in your corner could be a shrewd move to protect your finances and ensure that you have enough money for a comfo
Big Law and the four-day workweek? No, they’re moving the other way
Big Law is resisting the four-day workweek trend, with City firms opting for at least four days in the office, and sometimes more
Government must improve its cybersecurity, warns UK watchdog
The government must fix its significant deficiencies as the cyber threat landscape outpaces its current defensive strategies, UK watchdog has warned. According to Wednesday’s report by the National
Want Gen Z to believe in democracy? Why not actually try it
Reports that Gen Z are increasingly disillusioned with democracy aren’t surprising. Too many powers in Britain have been handed to unelected quangocrats with no skin in the game while autocracies li
Starmer must remember humans respond to incentives, not rules
Rules are important to any civilised society, but Starmer has forgotten that humans respond far better to incentives, writes Paul Ormerod.
London’s women-only members’ club AllBright enters administration
The female-only Mayfair townhouse operated by women’s collective AllBright is set to close as the company enters administration. The networking and events business, launched by co-chair of the Inves
Why DeepSeek’s breakthrough could blow up an AI market bubble
DeepSeek’s new AI model made history on Monday by triggering US markets and wiping billions off leading tech stocks. Yet, its breakthrough may have a positive impact on the AI landscape. The Chinese
KPMG UK increases partner pay after profit jumps
KPMG UK recorded a double-digit growth in profit before tax over 2024, a better performance than 2023, however, its revenue only increased by one per cent
Jaguar Land Rover: Profit suffers £100m reverse despite sales rise
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has revealed its pre-tax profit reversed by more than £100m during its latest quarter despite a rise in sales. The automotive giant has posted a pre-tax profit of £523m for t