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Bank of England deepens long-term Leeds presence
Read the full story: Bank of England deepens long-term Leeds presenceBank of England is deepening its long-term presence in Leeds. Its new Capitol House office will support expansion towards at least 500 employees in the city while central-banking functions remain distributed across Leeds and London.
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Study links uncertain pay to overwork
Uncertain pay can keep workers chasing rewards past sensible limits.…
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Tableau pushes analytics into agentic era
Tableau is extending analytics into agent-driven enterprise action systems today.…
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Fed supply strains cloud inflation path
Fed officials warn supply strains may prolong US inflation pressures.…
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Durham tool targets impact investing frictions
Misalignment between founders and investors can derail social innovation ventures.…
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Hyland study flags enterprise AI readiness gap
Enterprise AI ambition is outrunning data, workflow, and governance readiness.…
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JumpCloud warns on ungoverned AI agents
AI agents are scaling faster than governance controls, report says.…
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Operam lands its biggest acquisition yet
Education recruiter expands with its largest acquisition and ninth deal.…
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Sherwen warns AI pilots are stalling
AI pilots are stalling between experimentation and full enterprise scale.…
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RAAS LAB adds four growth hires
Adtech platform adds four senior hires as revenue climbs strongly.…
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Narwhal Labs warns of wider AI displacement
AI job exposure already exceeds official estimates, warns AI scaleup.…
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Frasers faces investor opposition over finance chief bonus
Frasers faces investor opposition over its finance chief’s bonus award. Proxy advisers have questioned a £100,000 discretionary payment to Chris Wootton for delivering a new financing package.
