Artisan AI, a startup building AI employees and software for enterprise companies, has raised $7.3 million in a round led by Oliver Jung, an early investor in Airbnb, Rippling, Revolut, and many other unicorns. Other investors include Sequoia Scout, Y ...
Anarchy is not chaos, and the state does not provide order. ...
Gamification is becoming increasingly popular with companies of all sizes, as it is helping businesses to enhance user experiences or achieve certain goals. If you are unfamiliar with the method, it requires a company to apply various video game mechanisms ...
Hiring prospective tech talent isn’t a simple task. Such recruitment requires careful analysis of skills, knowledge, and ethics, and whilst all of these factors can be tested. One of the main industry problems is having the right people at hand ...
Being able to manage your business’s cash flow is essential given its role in helping you pay your staff and your bills on time. Cash flow also acts as a safety net should something suddenly go wrong in the business ...
From keeping the house neat and tidy to providing for one’s family, a homemaker’s responsibilities are vast and varied. Though this task may appear simple at first look, cleaning experts are well-aware of its intricacy. Many businesses now provide expert ...
In the dynamic legal landscape of the United Kingdom, many esteemed law firms have established themselves as industry leaders, offering unparalleled expertise and unwavering commitment to their clients. The legal industry in the UK is a cornerstone of the economy, ...
New research of UK SME business owners shows that the Conservative Party is no longer the party of business. When initially asked who they would be voting for in the General Election, Labour came out prosperous with two fifths of ...
Nigel Farage has said the divide between those who work in the private sector or are self employed and those who work for the state is ‘enormous’ as he hit out at the service being offered by HMRC to UK ...
The board of Royal Mail’s parent company, International Distributions Services (IDS), is set to recommend an improved £3.5 billion takeover bid from Daniel Kretinsky, the Czech tycoon shareholder known as the “Czech sphinx.” IDS has received a non-binding proposal of ...