Putin greeted with cheers while Xi Jinping misses important BRICS summit speech
China's leader Xi Jinping failed to attend the most recent BRICS summit. Meanwhile, President Putin was greeted with applause as he delivered a pre-recorded speech.
Schools are being urged to prioritise cybersecurity learning with the industry expanding
The education platform Cyber Explorers is designed to help young students grasp cybersecurity and encourage them to have a potential career in the cyber sector.
Thought cash was dead? Think again
The fintech revolution may be upon us, but in the travel money space, cash is alive and kicking.
Nigeria receives £10 million to fund sustainable climate infrastructure
A £10 million investment has been announced by a UK-backed funding program to create a Risk Sharing Backdrop Facility for Nigerian sustainable climate infrastructure.
European consumer goods industry sees decline in product innovations amidst sales slump
A recent study reveals a decline in product innovations among major brand manufacturers in Europe's six largest markets amidst falling sales in Fast-Moving Consumer Goods.
International leaders condemn Russia's withdrawal from the Black Sea Grain Initiative
Responding to Russia's unilateral withdrawal from the Black Sea Grain Initiative, international leaders have condemned Russia for the effects of decreased exports on global food security.
AI could increase the risk of fraud in the financial services of Britain
The FCA sounded the warning bell for financial services as AI fraud takes centre stage. The Head of FCA provided some crucial insights on how they are preparing to tackle AI frauds.
Here Are 6 European Startups Pushing Cutting-Edge Technology Platforms
Europe's technology startup landscape has produced a growing number of $1 billion unicorns in recent years
Spotify may soon use AI trained voices of your favorite hosts
The Spotify podcast may soon be AI as the digital music service is reportedly developing bots that mimic popular hosts.
How AI is being used to revolutionise fashion for retail and luxury brands
Within an ever developing industry, Fashions use of AI and technology to innovate has reached a new high, redefining the boundaries of creation globally.
The UK will lead on limiting the dangers of artificial intelligence, says PM Rishi Sunak
The UK will lead on "guard rails" to limit the dangers of AI, says Rishi Sunak, signalling that the government may seek to adopt a more cautious approach to the development of AI.
Export Dilemma: How British SMEs can navigate international trade
As British SMEs recover from the effects Covid-19, and other economic struggles, they navigate potential markets by engaging in international trade
Here are 10 ways businesses can retain their new employees beyond 90 days without a pay incentive
High turnover reflects negatively on your company, and on yourself as a leader, especially in a digital age where both former and current employees turn to Glassdoor, LinkedIn and TikTok to leave reviews about their experience.
London seeks to keep Europe fintech crown despite Brexit
Britain's exit from the European Union without an EU-London deal on financial services has complicated access to the gigantic market and talent.
UK and South Korea give joint statement on clean energy transition
The UK and South Korea have made a joint statement outlining plans for cooperation on the transition to a clean energy future based on renewable and nuclear technology.
IMF's Georgieva says 44 countries interested in new resilience trust loans
International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said on Monday that 44 countries have expressed interest in borrowing from its $40 billion Resilience and Sustainability Trust after an initial five had arranged loans.
Japan, Germany agree to carefully monitor markets, coordinate as needed
Japan and Germany agreed on Saturday to coordinate closely on financial jitters stemming from problems among Western banks while carefully monitoring global markets and economy.
Europe's banks sucked into global rout as high rates reality hits home
European bank shares tumbled on Friday in the wake of a dramatic sell-off in U.S. lenders as concern spread that the sector will be vulnerable to the rising cost of money.
Inflation scare over? The case for and against sticky inflation
Two years after inflation began its rapid ascent, investors, economists and policymakers remain divided on the path ahead.
A man's world: Gender parity will take more than five generations
Women still lag far behind men in the economy and politics and surging inflation last year disproportionately hurt their financial health.
UN Development chief sounds alarm over debt distress
UN development chief sounds alarm over debt distress
Honda CEO touts EVs, but combustion engines could last until 2040
Honda Motor Co is moving rapidly to catch up with electric-vehicle competitors in global markets, but the company's top executive said combustion engines could last through 2040 and beyond.
Major central banks return to inflation fight in February
Major central banks resumed their quest to ramp up interest rates in February after a tepid start to the year with price pressures proving more sticky than markets and many policy makers had hoped for.
Levelling up: how UK freeports risk harbouring international crime
This risk of criminals taking advantage of the relaxed regulation in freeports has been highlighted by several studies.
Technology and the transformation of the workplace: how will this change the way we work?
Technological advancements are changing the way we work and the types of jobs available in the future. Some jobs may be eliminated, while others will be enhanced by the use of AI and machine learning.
Davos 2023-'Open for business' Labour slams PM Sunak no-show
British Labour Party leader Keir Starmer set out his green growth plan in Davos on Thursday and criticised British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak for not showing up at the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum.
Investors snap up record $39 bln emerging market sovereign bond splurge
Developing countries have sold a huge $39 billion of international bonds since the start of the year, with investors happy to pile into riskier debt as they bet global interest rates are nearing a peak.
What investors watch out for in emerging markets in 2023
It has been a rough 12 months for emerging markets that have seen more governments stumble into default, currencies suffer and double-digit losses in stocks and bonds alike - though many investors are optimistic that 2023 could bring some relief.
Musk cashes out another $3.6 bln in Tesla stock
Tesla boss Elon Musk disclosed another $3.6 billion in stock sales on Wednesday, taking his total near $40 billion this year and frustrating investors as the company's shares wallow at two-year lows.
Toyota to outline 3-year EV plan changes to suppliers -sources
Toyota Motor Corp is expected to outline adjustments to its electric vehicle (EV) strategy to key suppliers early next year, as it races to narrow the gap on price and performance with industry leaders Tesla and BYD, two people with knowledge of the work said.