Speaking at the Inspiring Women in Technology event in Birmingham, Suki Gill, Director of Education and Quality at the School of Coding & AI, called on women in tech to trust their instincts and push for positive change in a fast-evolving digital world.
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JPMorgan launches AI chatbot to help staff write performance reviews
JPMorgan Chase has given employees permission to use its in-house AI chatbot to help write year-end performance reviews, signalling a major step in the integration of artificial intelligence into daily corporate management.
The cloud engine behind scale: why Oracle NetSuite can super-power your business
Two leaders—Meri Meri and PetLab Co.—explain how Oracle NetSuite cut month-end by 80%, slashed tickets and unlocked nine-figure growth without extra headcount.
Businesses warn pension contribution hike could trigger insolvencies as Budget rumours grow
One in five UK firms fear insolvency if employer pension contributions rise in the Budget, as hiring freezes and cost pressures hit already strained businesses.
Employers urged to give cancer survivors a stronger voice when returning to work
New research warns current workplace support is inadequate for employees returning after cancer, calling for deeper dialogue and personalised reintegration.
Welsh steel firm wins £1.1m Ukraine bridge contract to support post-war reconstruction
Pro Steel Engineering wins £1.1m contract to supply girders for a war-damaged Ukrainian bridge, showcasing Welsh manufacturing on the global stage.
Pizza Hut ‘stuck in the middle’ as UK dine-in arm collapses into administration
Pizza Hut’s UK dine-in restaurants enter administration amid rising costs and shifting consumer habits, with experts blaming a ‘brutal market squeeze’.
Government unveils new ‘V-level’ qualifications to replace BTecs and simplify post-16 education
New V-levels will replace BTecs as part of post-16 reforms in England, offering a vocational route alongside A-levels and T-levels to boost skills and careers.
Non-dom exodus ‘far worse than forecast’, new report warns Chancellor ahead of Budget
ChamberlainWalker warns non-dom departures exceed forecasts, risking billions in tax receipts and leaving the Treasury “flying blind” ahead of November’s Budget.
Capita fined £14 Million over 2023 cyber-attack that exposed data of 6.6 Million people
The Information Commissioner’s Office has fined outsourcing giant Capita £14 million for cybersecurity failings linked to a 2023 hack that exposed the personal data of 6.6 million people — one of the UK’s most serious corporate data breaches in years.
Be.EV halves cost of ultra-rapid charging with 39p/kWh tariff
Be.EV has launched one of the UK’s cheapest ultra-rapid EV tariffs at 39p/kWh, making public charging cheaper than petrol or diesel and tackling the cost gap faced by millions of drivers without access to home charging.
Wind and solar power drive UK renewable electricity record
Britain’s renewable electricity generation hit a record 31.9TWh in Q3 2025, with soaring wind and solar output pushing clean energy to 51% of the power mix. Analysts say high renewables kept gas prices low ahead of winter.
UK Losing £3.5bn a Year as Women Exit Tech Sector, Warns 2025 Lovelace Report
The UK is losing up to £3.5bn a year as 60,000 women quit the tech sector, according to the 2025 Lovelace Report, which warns stalled progression and pay inequality are driving out experienced talent amid a growing national digital skills crisis.
The Open University and NatWest launch £50,000 ‘Open Business Creators Fund’ to empower women entrepreneurs
The Open University, NatWest, and the DWP have launched the £50,000 Open Business Creators Fund, offering grants, training, and mentorship to help women across the UK build and grow their own businesses.
Access to finance remains a postcode lottery for UK small businesses
The British Business Bank says small firms in deprived areas are still struggling to access loans and credit, despite stronger demand for finance. New £340m regional funds aim to close the gap and support high-growth SMEs.
















