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BMW is set to become the first carmaker to use humanoid robots in European car manufacturing, with two machines planned for production from this summer. The two robots, made by Hexagon Robotics,

Harshul Asnani, president and head of Europe Business at Tech Mahindra, returned to London after almost two decades working in Silicon Valley. Asnani, who was born in India and studied engineering and

Phillips Distilling, a family-owned Minnesota-based spirits company, has moved some of its production to Canada after losing 70% of its Canadian business due to a liquor boycott. The boycott began in Spring

Beetlejuice: The Musical has arrived at London’s West End, generating crowd noise so intense it draws comparisons to some of the biggest live events in recent memory. The premiere at the Prince

Government plans to ban non-disclosure agreements in workplace harassment and discrimination cases may make it significantly harder for disputes to be resolved outside of tribunals. The proposal, named “Make Work Pay”, forms

A Suffolk farmer whose fuel costs have doubled in the past year says he feels guilty about passing on a farm that may not provide his son with the income he deserves.

Those born between 1965 and 1980 risk an inadequate retirement despite significant property holdings, according to new analysis from Rathbones. The so-called Generation X cohort owns twice as many buy-to-let properties as

Asana has completed its acquisition of StackAI, a no-code AI workflow platform that allows companies to design, test, deploy and govern custom AI agents. StackAI enables intelligent automation of business-critical workflows, connecting

The US Treasury Department is preparing to print a new $250 banknote that could feature a portrait of President Donald Trump, pending congressional approval. Federal law currently prohibits printing US currency with