Apple lodges fresh legal challenge over UK data access order
Apple UK encryption challenge returns to the surveillance court as the company files a fresh complaint over a Home Office demand for access to encrypted data.
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Oleeo chief defends AI screening as 2.5 jobseekers chase each vacancy
AI screening should not be abandoned in response to Andy Burnham's criticism, Oleeo founder Charles Hipps has said, citing 2.5 jobseekers per UK vacancy.
Apple faces $32.5bn Illinois lawsuit over iPhone face scans
Apple biometric lawsuit covering up to 6.5 million Illinois consumers can proceed after a US appeals court rejected the company's challenge to the class.
Unions open talks on redundancy criteria at Santander and TSB
Santander TSB job cuts: unions at both banks are negotiating how staff in duplicate roles will be assessed, with the group targeting £400m of cost savings.
Gatwick warns airlines of two-day jet fuel shortage
Gatwick has told airlines to monitor fuel availability after a technical fault at one of its fuel farms, with long-haul flights expected to be hit first.
US intervenes as Japan dumps Treasuries to rescue plummeting yen
Japan and the US have officially confirmed an extraordinary joint intervention to rescue the yen after its collapse toward a four-decade low Read Full Article at RT.com
How Companies Track Shifts in Consumer Behaviour Over Time
Consumers' behaviors change due to new technologies, trends, economic environment, and customer needs. Organizations unable to track these changes often experience difficulties with competitiveness, while firms capable of doing this…
NatWest faces $1.1bn claim over 1991 Argentine shipyard sale
NatWest has disclosed a $1.1bn claim from Buenos Aires shipyard Tandanor over its 1991 privatisation, which has returned to Argentina's federal court.
Eat up and get out: why dawdling diners are killing UK restaurants
Richard Alvin argues the fastest way to save UK restaurants costs nothing: eat up and go. Dwell times, not menus, now decide who keeps the lights on.
Help to Buy returns £1.74bn as ministers review scheme revival
Help to Buy has returned £1.74bn to the exchequer, Homes England's annual report shows, as housing minister Matthew Pennycook reviews reviving the scheme.