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Franchise law call follows Vodafone dispute
Read the full story: Franchise law call follows Vodafone disputeFranchise protections are facing renewed scrutiny after Adrian Howe’s death. His family is calling for Adrian’s law after concerns over risk in brand-led franchise agreements.
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CrossCountry train drivers plan October strike in disciplinary row
Train drivers at CrossCountry have voted to strike on 3…
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Netflix inks 15-year carbon credit deal
Netflix partners with AFF to purchase carbon credits. The American…
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Dutch pension fund drops $34bn BlackRock, LGIM
PFZW alters investment manager lineup, withdrawing €29 billion mandates. The…
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Start-up lending surge led by personal guarantee insurance
UK start-up loan demand rises as PG insurance uptake grows.…
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UK business leaders keep their distance from Reform UK conference
Most UK CEOs opt to stay away from Reform’s conference.…
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EU court upholds EU–US data transfer deal
EU court upholds data transfer framework between Europe and US.…
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Bank of England nears end of rate cuts
The Bank of England signals limited interest rate cuts ahead.…
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Generate Capital names David Crane as CEO
David Crane appointed CEO of Generate Capital, succeeding Scott Jacobs.…
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Neuberger Berman invests in sustainability firm Sphera
Sphera secures significant investment from Neuberger Berman for growth. Blackstone-backed…
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Leadership crucial for Jaguar Land Rover’s cyber defence
Jaguar Land Rover hit by cyber attack disrupting production. The…
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AI questions weaken workplace learning ties
Workplace AI is changing where employees take everyday questions first. MyIQ research suggests routine queries now go to AI tools before colleagues, affecting informal learning and spontaneous collaboration.
