Business secretary Vince Cable has claimed that businesses and consumers across Europe are being let down by the continent's “patchwork” approach to the digital economy, which is why he plans to create a “digital single market”.
London-headquartered mobile business Shazam has secured a $30m investment, which takes the company value to more than $1bn.
Controversial taxi booking app Uber has big plans for 2015, including creating 50,000 jobs in Europe.
The UK's engineering sector is reportedly at risk of suffering economic damage, but a group of London youngsters have been given a taste of the mechanical market through the art of paper folding.
Half of countryside-based businesses at 49 per cent are unimpressed by the quality of their broadband services, almost doubling the 28 per cent of dissatisfaction from urban small businesses.
As digital technologies continue to evolve beyond the PC, 87 per cent of retailers are planning to make mobile marketing a key priority in 2015.
Video-based learning app for children, Hopster, has secured a multi-million funding round to expand growth of the British operation internationally.
Following the recent onslaught of attacks on Sony, Daisy Group data expert Walter Rossi explains that hackers are becoming increasingly sophisticated. It's time that UK businesses finally acknowledged it, or face the consequences.
Jesus turned water into wine, but Bill Gates wants entrepreneurs to turn poo into water.
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