Leading businesses on Digital Catapult’s Quantum Technology Access Programme (QTAP) showcase the potential for quantum computers to transform energy, infrastructure and engineering
Digital Catapult, the UK authority on advanced digital technology, is supporting eleven organisations across the UK to investigate how quantum…
Mowasalat (Karwa) Forges Partnerships with the Autonomous e-Mobility Forum to Drive Innovation and Business Collaboration
The Autonomous e-Mobility Forum (AEMOB) continues to surge forward in the global conversation on autonomous e-mobility, with the Ministry of…
Watch out for Presidents’ Day: it’s the US holiday only 30% of British businesses plan for
Monday, 19 February is Presidents’ Day in the USA. It’s an (almost) national holiday impacting UK-US businesses, trade and banking,…
New border red tape fatally undermines the Government’s own critical imports strategy
‘BTOM’ border regulations, introduced today, are flawed, says the international delivery expert ParcelHero. These will require health certificates for many…
Businesses Could Be Owed Thousands of Pounds for Mis-Sold Energy Deals
Transport companies across the UK may be entitled to significant compensation due to mis-sold energy contracts. Many companies rely on…
Blu-ray blues – are discs about to be wiped out completely?
Disney has just ditched DVDs and binned Blu-rays across an entire continent. The home delivery expert ParcelHero asks if we…
Kaldi Company signs licensing deal with agritech innovator Iron Sight Industries to drive coffee supply chain innovation
Today, Kaldi Company Ltd, a pioneer in the integration of blockchain, Web3, AI, IOT-enabled traceability, and a novel crypto economy…
Shop prices climb while online’s market share stays level for a year. When will prices fall, and why are online stores ignoring ‘the new normal’?
New ONS retail figures show the impact of price inflation on the High Street, while online sales have stayed firmly…
New data – do added powers put pharmacies at breaking point?
Data crunched by online pharmacy delivery partner Gophr, paints a concerning picture for the pharmacy sector in England. Gophr’s ‘Prescription…
Concerns raised that the increasing cost of paper and printing makes publishing physical books too expensive for small presses
Small independent publishers, without the means to outsource large print runs to cheap overseas printers, are being priced out of…