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Tech4Takeoff backs students lacking device access
Read the full story: Tech4Takeoff backs students lacking device accessTech4Takeoff will redirect donated iPads to students needing digital access. The Digital Poverty Alliance and easyJet say the programme will support young people facing barriers to learning beyond the classroom.
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ONS to assess cost to public purse of British Steel rescue
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Meta launches ChatGPT rival app ahead of key earnings report
Meta has launched its first standalone AI app in a…
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Kering launches new water sustainability strategy
Luxury fashion conglomerate Kering has unveiled a comprehensive “Water Positive…
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Vinted unveils a venture capital division focused on UK start-ups
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3CLogic announces new voice AI hub to streamline deployment of virtual agents
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Hardware-in-the-loop market worth $1,784.4 million by 2030
The global hardware-in-the-loop market is projected to expand over the…
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Treasury considers extending sugar tax to include milkshakes
The UK government proposes extending the sugar tax to milk-based…
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Labour’s benefit cuts could cost UK economy billions, warns Trussell Trust
Labour’s benefit cuts risk costing the UK economy over £38bn…
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UK supermarkets spend hundreds of millions on promotions as grocery price war heats up
UK supermarkets ramp up promotions, spending £347m on deals to…
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Keepit appoints Dwyer as chief revenue officer
Keepit hires James Dwyer to lead its global revenue operations. The appointment comes as SaaS dependence, regulatory demands, and AI-driven risk keep data resilience and recovery high on the corporate agenda.
