The government's measure aims to stop bosses avoiding the fines by declaring bankruptcy and setting up under a new name.
The government's measure aims to stop bosses avoiding the fines by declaring bankruptcy and setting up under a new name.
Subscription services are changing the way we live and shop. The popularity of these services has grown rapidly over the past few years: also known as the "on-demand economy", anyone with a credit/debit card and an address for delivery, can be part of it.
Slack is one of the best workspace collaboration platforms out there, but it still lacked one major functionality which seems like a gross oversight.
Following in the footsteps of companies like Netflix, which recently ditched Gotham in favour of its own Netflix Sans typeface, Airbnb has partnered with font aficionados Dalton Maag to create "Cereal".
Vodafone will pay €18.4bn (£16.1bn) for cable networks in Germany and eastern Europe owned by US firm Liberty Global.
Over the last few years, technological advances have gained a massive entry into the healthcare scene with tech companies revolutionizing health with digitalized healthcare innovations, telemedicine services, wearable health devices, and other AI-driven tech initiatives.
Hammerson Plc withdrew its 3.2 billion-pound ($4.6 billion) offer to buy Intu Properties Plc after a growing number of its shareholders opposed a deal that would have created the U.K.’s biggest shopping-mall owner.
Tesco beat expectations with a 28 percent rise in full-year profit on Wednesday, helped by a strong end to the year in its home market, underlining the recovery of Britain’s biggest retailer under Chief Executive Dave Lewis.
Advocates have expressed hope the data will help companies address inequality, but critics call it 'worse than useless'.