Bär & Karrer Advises De Beers Purchase of Equity Stake in Synova

HM Revenue & Customs has spent £262,251 on cyber security training for its staff over the two most recent financial years, according to official figures. This data was obtained and analysed under the Freedom of Information (FOI) act by the Parliament Stre

The traditional mantra for successful businesses ‘the customer is always right’ is under threat according to new research by alldayPA.

If you are injured at your job in Georgia, you are entitled to workers' compensation benefits for your lost wages and medical expenses.

So much time and angst has been spent on the B word since May 2016, much of it around the issue of fluidity of labour across borders. But what this year has shown is that technology and talent refuse to recognise borders: try building a wall in the cloud. So m

Recent research by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has found UK law firms are increasingly appealing targets for cybercriminals interested in stealing and exploiting client data.

Enabling organisations through its suite of pioneering management systems, IQMS Australasia, offers a highly refreshing approach when it comes to management solutions.

Water shortage is a very real issue plaguing a multitude of countries, and most are starting to feel the effects now more than ever. However, SkyH2O has been tirelessly working to resolve the issue before it spirals out of control. Now heralded as the Best Atm

In a time when strategy and innovation rule boardroom discussions, a more subdued change is occurring in all sectors: a move toward goals that are more focused on people. Businesses no longer only concentrate on technology, data, and infrastructure. They are i

In the healthcare sector, Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to prove itself a true gamechanger, whether used to organise patient data or in the form of robots to assist in surgery