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New research from Information Services Group reveals European enterprises are increasingly turning to midsize digital engineering service providers to modernise operations using artificial intelligence. The 2026 ISG Provider Lens Digital Engineering Services

The debate over tipping in the United States has intensified in recent years, with social media posts about disgruntled waiting staff going viral across multiple platforms. Lillian Price, an animal care worker

SSE has reported a record year of investment as it pushes to reduce the UK’s reliance on volatile global energy markets. The electricity infrastructure company invested £3.6bn in the 2025/26 financial year,

At 9am at Kew Bridge in west London, tourists, runners and dog walkers are queuing at the Dear Coco vintage Italian coffee cart. The cart serves high-grade arabica coffee brewed in an

Crystal Palace’s journey to the Conference League Final in Leipzig has sparked a broader conversation about whether European football has simply become too much. The so-called Swiss system, introduced across the Champions

New York and New Jersey attorneys general have launched an investigation into Fifa over allegations related to its 2026 World Cup ticket sales. The probe centres on claims that Fifa artificially inflated

City law firms are rushing to adopt artificial intelligence, but a high-profile court case has exposed the dangerous gap between ambition and proper oversight. A junior lawyer at Pinsent Masons used AI

Global oil prices have risen sharply after the United States carried out new attacks on Iran, targeting a military site in Bandar Abbas, a strategic port city. The US Central Command, known

Downing Street invited bereaved parents this week to discuss social media regulation, with families holding up pictures of their deceased children before heading inside. The message from Number 10 was deliberate and

Chicago Federal Reserve President Austan Goolsbee has warned that energy inflation linked to the war in Iran has lasted longer than initially expected. Speaking to CNBC’s Kaori Enjoji at the Bank of