The Taylor Review is set to shake things up for the gig economy, but is it for better or worse We canvassed the business landscape for opinion on the matter.
That we ll need better connectivity to compete online has been made clear by government statistics. Global internet traffic is forecast to be 95 times that of 2005 in 2020, with mobiles outnumbering mankind seven to one. But will our 5G ambitions be realised in time to capitalise on the change
It's not a good year for tech bosses, with Dave McClure, founder of 500 Startups, and Binary Capital co-founder Justin Calbeck the latest to be accused of sexual harassment. And in trying to stem the resulting bad press, Calbeck's corporate partner, Jonathan Teo, wrote an email he might regret.
At the end of last month, Which" revealed that Dorset had among the slowest connection in the land. Perhaps that's why the region is hoping to expand its fibre broadband network.
Gone are the days of cleverly-crafted sick day excuses. While some genuinely need an extra day out of the office to keep their health in check and stress at bay, some absurd excuses have made their way to management.
Elon Musk has long championed our relocation to Mars. He is of the belief that there are two paths for mankind, ?one of which is to stay on Earth and experience inevitable extinction. The alternative is to become a multi-planetary species.
While conceived and issued in Europe, GDPR cannot be ignored by UK businesses. And given its complex nature. it's best to ensure data compliance earlier rather than later. But some bosses still aren't sure which regulations they're subject to.
Many claim Cadbury has lost its lustre and British heritage. But the company is hoping investment into its iconic Bournville factory will soon change this perception.
Amazon has paved the way in terms of online sales, churning out events such as Black Friday and Cyber Monday. But it has promised to outdo these bargain days through changes to its fast-approaching Prime Day and small businesses should be looking to make the most of it.
The Telecommunications Infrastructure Bill, the premise of which was proposed in chancellor Philip Hammond's first Autumn Statement, has had its first reading in the House of Commons.
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