An open letter on the Brexit deal: Quisling stalks our Parliament
Real Business columnist The City Grump has a few choice words for Parliament members in an open letter regarding Brexit.
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How to ensure staff are a solid front line of defence when it comes to cyber security
By Staff writer
It was recently reported that hackers posed as Microsoft staff to obtain passwords from MPs. Blamed on human error, and the result of ?weak passwords?, the Parliament attack showed humans can often be the weakest link in cyber security.
Rural businesses made focus of new Amazon initiative
Amazon has joined forces with Rural England and Scotland’s Rural College to gain a better understanding of the challenges faced by rural businesses throughout the UK.
Emails aren’t always to be trusted and passwords need more thought
The internet is ablaze with news about a cyber attack on Parliament, placing heavy emphasis on the need for secure emails and better passwords.
Brexit Budget won’t boost business confidence Philip Hammond isn’t fooling anyone
By Staff writer
The Spring Budget was the chancellor’s opportunity to instil boost business confidence and get them spending, hiring and investing. Unfortunately, the result was underwhelming.
EU referendum or not, it’s right Brexit goes before parliament
The end of last week was a whirlwind when, finally, some common sense was applied to the EU referendum debate leaving it in the hands of parliament.
Queens speech 2016: UK plc leaders react to announcements
Following on from her 90th birthday celebrations, the Queen has given her state opening of parliament speech, during which she spoke of economic recovery and technological advancements. We heard from the UK’s business leaders about their thoughts on the announcements.
Historic general election sees record number of women win seats in parliament
Just 100 years ago, there were no female politicians in the Houses of Parliament. But the 2015 general election proved to be an historic event for women.