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OpenAI has been forced to remove online content promoting its high-profile partnership with Sir Jony Ive’s hardware startup io, following a trademark dispute with AI earbud maker iyO.

OpenAI takes down Jony Ive’s ‘io’ content after trademark complaint from earbud startup iyO

23 June 2025 In Business, Legal Advice for Freelancers, Tools & Tech Jamie Young 0 Comments

OpenAI has removed online content promoting its $6.4bn deal with Jony Ive’s hardware startup ‘io’ after a trademark complaint by AI earbud maker iyO.

Internet users are being urged to change their passwords and bolster their online security after cybersecurity researchers discovered 16 billion login credentials in publicly exposed datasets — a trove that could be used by criminals to hijack everything from social media accounts to email logins.

Internet users urged to change passwords after 16bn login credentials found online

23 June 2025 In Business, Tools & Tech Jamie Young 0 Comments

Cybersecurity researchers warn internet users to update passwords and enable multifactor authentication after 16 billion login credentials were found in exposed datasets.

Millions of people are borrowing to pay essential bills at Christmas, charities warn, with energy debts a key concern as prices are set to rise again.

Petition launched as 4 in 5 UK businesses face soaring energy bills without price cap

21 June 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

With nearly 80% of UK businesses hit by rising energy costs and no price cap in place, Utility Bidder has launched a government petition calling for urgent support and regulation.

People with Down’s syndrome and other learning disabilities say the lack of visible role models in the workplace is one of the biggest barriers to finding employment, according to a new survey that highlights the urgent need for greater inclusion in customer-facing roles.

Lack of role models holding back jobseekers with Down’s syndrome, study finds

20 June 2025 In Business Paul Jones 0 Comments

Only 5% of people with learning disabilities are employed in the UK. New research shows that more visible role models in hospitality would boost confidence and job applications.

GB News has surged to become the UK’s fourth largest news brand, according to the newly released Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2025, marking a major milestone for the self-styled “People’s Channel”.

GB News is now the UK’s fourth biggest news brand, Reuters report reveals

20 June 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

GB News ranks as the UK’s fourth biggest news outlet by weekly reach, according to the Reuters Institute’s 2025 Digital News Report, overtaking Channel 4, Channel 5, and CNN.

HM Revenue & Customs is expected to net a significant tax windfall from this year’s Wimbledon Championships, as the tournament’s ever-increasing prize pot pushes more players into higher UK tax brackets.

Increase in Wimbledon prize money will provide HMRC with a bumper tax take this year

19 June 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

Wimbledon prize money has doubled in 10 years, with a 7% increase in 2025 alone. HMRC is expected to receive a substantial tax boost as overseas players face UK tax on their winnings.

The ASA has criticised UK advertising for relying on outdated and harmful stereotypes of older people, with a new report highlighting concerns around representation and end-of-life service targeting.

UK watchdog criticises ‘offensive’ portrayal of older people in adverts

19 June 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

The ASA has criticised UK advertising for relying on outdated and harmful stereotypes of older people, with a new report highlighting concerns around representation and end-of-life service targeting.

Shares in Metro Bank jumped more than 15% on Monday to reach a two-year high after reports emerged that Pollen Street Capital, the London-based private equity firm behind Shawbrook Bank, has approached Metro’s leadership about a potential takeover.

Banking giants plot takeovers to ramp up market share

18 June 202519 June 2025 In Business Not Ltd 0 Comments

NatWest, Shawbrook, and other major UK banks eye acquisitions in a new wave of consolidation aimed at boosting market share and absorbing rising tech and regulatory costs.

England’s already strained water supply could be under far greater threat than official forecasts suggest, as the country’s environmental regulator admits it has no reliable data on how much water is being consumed by the booming artificial intelligence sector.

AI boom means regulator cannot predict future water shortages in England

17 June 202519 June 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

The Environment Agency warns it cannot predict future water shortfalls due to unreported use by AI datacentres, as England faces a 5bn-litre daily deficit by 2055.

VodafoneThree, the newly merged telecoms giant formed from Vodafone UK and Three, has unveiled plans to invest £11 billion in a nationwide rollout of standalone 5G and ultra-fast broadband, with the aim of reaching 99.95% of the UK population by 2034.

Vodafone terminates contracts of 12 franchisees who joined £120m lawsuit

16 June 202519 June 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

Vodafone has terminated contracts with 12 franchisees involved in a £120m lawsuit over alleged unfair treatment, as the telecoms giant defends its high street strategy and franchise model.

The UK has long been a leader in artificial intelligence (AI) research, pioneering breakthroughs in areas like healthcare, financial modelling and cybersecurity. The Government’s AI Action Plan and recent investments highlight a clear ambition to establish the UK as a global AI superpower. However, ambition alone is not enough.

How UK businesses can effectively overcome the AI implementation gap

16 June 20258 November 2025 In Business, Scaling Up Your Solo Business Not Ltd 0 Comments

The UK has long been a leader in artificial intelligence (AI) research, pioneering breakthroughs in areas like healthcare, financial modelling and cybersecurity. The Government’s AI Action Plan and recent investments highlight a clear ambition to establish the UK as a global AI superpower. However, ambition alone is not enough.

This week, senior business leaders from across the UK and Australia gathered at Australia House in London to explore how businesses can drive a global shift in family-friendly working.

Setting global standards for family-friendly working: UK and Australian employers unite at Australia House

16 June 202519 June 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

UK and Australian business leaders gathered at Australia House to promote family-friendly workplace certification, sharing evidence-based strategies to support carers and attract top talent.

Corporate sponsorship of Pride events in the UK has dropped significantly in 2024, with brands including Sony, Durex, Costa and Deloitte scaling back support amid mounting pressure over DEI policies and political scrutiny in the US.

Corporate support for UK Pride festivals declines amid political backlash

14 June 202519 June 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

Corporate sponsorship of Pride events in the UK has dropped significantly in 2024, with brands including Sony, Durex, Costa and Deloitte scaling back support amid mounting pressure over DEI policies and political scrutiny in the US.

Austrian synthetic data pioneer MOSTLY AI has launched a $100,000 global challenge to drive adoption of privacy-safe synthetic data and highlight its potential to safely fuel artificial intelligence innovation.

Mostly AI launches $100k global challenge to spotlight privacy-safe synthetic data for AI development

12 June 202519 June 2025 In Business, Tools & Tech Jamie Young 0 Comments

MOSTLY AI announces $100,000 global prize challenge to advance privacy-safe synthetic data for AI training. Entries close 3 July, with winners revealed 9 July.

Momentum is building behind the Better Business Act as more than 150 business leaders gathered in Westminster on Wednesday morning to call for a new model of responsible capitalism that balances profit with social and environmental purpose.

Mary Portas leads Westminster rally for Better Business Act as momentum grows for purpose-led reform

12 June 202519 June 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

Retail icon Mary Portas joins 150+ business leaders in Parliament to call for urgent reform of UK company law through the Better Business Act, putting people and planet on par with profit.

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