James Dyson delivers most high-profile criticism so far of Labour's first Budget that raises £40bn in taxes, largely from businesses

James Dyson delivers most high-profile criticism so far of Labour's first Budget that raises £40bn in taxes, largely from businesses
First Labour Budget in 15 years includes increased payouts from businesses and capital gains, as government looks to promote growth
Two updates to Anthropic's AI chatbot Claude sees arrival of a new business-focused plan, as well as an iOS app
Learn why your business should embrace more mobile devices to gain commercial advantages and an engaged workforce. We'll explore the challenges and opportunities that businesses face in leveraging mobile technologies to drive growth, enhance customer experiences, and stay ahead in a competitive marketplace.
Long-serving chief business officer Marne Levine is to leave Meta in the summer, following the departure of Sheryl Sandberg last year
It is a well-known fact that the stock markets are cyclical in nature. What goes up can (and will) come back down. This is one of the fundamental principles of trading, as investors often seek to purchase assets after a clearly bearish cycle. However, these very same movements tend to worry some financial professionals. Downward trends can in some instances signal more profound economic challenges.
New measures proposed to bolster the resilience of British businesses facing an ever growing number of cyber attacks
Experts from Link11, Police Crime Prevention Initiatives (PCPI) and Berkeley Rowe International Lawyers, dive deep into the cyber threats that plague businesses and discuss how we can fight back from a technical and legal viewpoint
Challenge - Background story: As a start-up and tech company, Becour needed an application development platform that would fulfil the following requirements: easily accessible, stable, flexible, future proof and able to scale with the company’s growth. The most important requirement was that the development platform of choice had to provide as many of the tools required for rapid application development as possible. Due to the nature of their business, the platform needed to be able to integrate to various internal systems whilst also being able to connect to external platforms via API. This includes government agencies and utility providers etc.
Businesses have developed a hybrid approach to their IT systems to meet their strategic goals. Securing these resources from malicious attacks automatically is now possible. Learn how your enterprise's on-premises and remote systems can protect themselves.
Imagine that you are ready to expand your IT infrastructure territory. Do you keep your server on-premises, collocate with a third-party datacentre or do a complete shift to the cloud? Choosing one over the other requires a careful weighing of all the options including company infrastructure, the number of IT staff, the cost you are willing to put in and the industry standards that you need to follow. One thing’s certain, whatever you choose, business requirements such as workforce mobility, infrastructure scaling and budget constraints need to be met as efficiently and cost effectively as possible – and without adding to the management burden on IT administrators who shouldn’t have to skill up on multiple different technologies.
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Tech companies amongst those affected by share swings as governments bolster efforts to limit economic fallout of coronavirus crisis
Administration says US firms are to be given more time to find other telecoms equipment suppliers before ban comes into effect
Blippar, which pioneered AR software for linking information and adverts to real-life objects and even people's faces, is to be sold off following a funding dispute
Less than a month before GDPR, majority of UK businesses remain unaware of data processing law
This year has seen the fastest start to tech mergers and acquisitions since 2000, the height of the dot-com bubble
The deal gives Equinix a total of more than 200 data centres worldwide and will see it providing services to some of Australia's largest organisations
Successful Alexa voice assistant to expand out of consumer market and into the business world
The National Cyber Security Centre said it will aim to present a 'toolbox' of approaches for different types of organisations and situations
Kwon Oh-hyun, considered Samsung's No. 2, has resigned even as the company forecasts record growth for its chip unit and strong smartphone sales
The Obama-era 'startup visa' is set to be scrapped, in a move criticised by US high-tech businesses and investors
Microsoft Azure CTO Mark Russinovich discusses cloud adoption and how industry should break down the barriers that still exist
The company is reportedly looking to narrow down the field of bidders to the most serious parties
Yahoo CEO says she wants three more years to straighten out Yahoo. Nothing's impossible, but this is close to it
How to simplify management and increase your businesses' performance in the cloud
Ian Stone, MD, UK & Ireland, Anaplan, believes there is much to be learned from Oscar winners
Ian Stone, MD, Anaplan, UK and Ireland, explains how to make the most of small windows of opportunity, which events such as the Six Nations present
IT departments are struggling to get the most out of mobile technology due to fear of data breaches