Thames Water creditors seeking control of the struggling utility have softened their position, signalling a willingness to accept greater public oversight to secure a deal. Mike McTighe, a turnaround specialist working with
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MoreNew research reveals that legal and governance departments are outpacing every other corporate function in artificial intelligence adoption across enterprise businesses. Harmonic Security, which sells AI governance software, analysed 1,935,247 classified AI-session
MoreOSB Group, the specialist mortgage lender listed on the FTSE 250, is drawing fresh attention from income-focused investors hunting for reliable dividend returns. The company, which operates through brands including Kent Reliance
MoreSilicon Valley’s most powerful figures have quietly imposed strict limits on their own children’s screen time, even as they build platforms designed to maximise user engagement. The trend dates back to at
MoreAndy Burnham is preparing to place Thames Water into special administration in a move that could hand the taxpayer a bill of up to £2bn. The incoming Prime Minister is expected to
MoreUK inflation is expected to have fallen in June, offering a timely but short-lived boost to Andy Burnham as he prepares to take over as Prime Minister. The headline Consumer Prices Index
MoreAndy Burnham will abandon Labour’s national digital ID scheme upon becoming Prime Minister, redirecting funds toward tackling the cost of living crisis. The incoming Prime Minister announced on Saturday that he would
MoreAs AI systems take on tasks once performed by human employees, governments are examining new tax frameworks to address the fiscal consequences of automation. From drafting documents and writing code to handling
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