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Uncertain pay can keep workers chasing rewards past sensible limits. Research from emlyon business school found people delayed recovery even when the return from continued work had fallen close to zero.
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Tableau is extending analytics into agent-driven enterprise action systems today. The platform update links semantic models, conversational interfaces, governance, and workflow execution as Salesforce moves BI closer to live operational systems.
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Fed officials warn supply strains may prolong US inflation pressures. Higher energy, freight, and industrial input costs are deepening concern that inflation will remain stubborn, leaving borrowing costs elevated and corporate margins under renewed pressure.
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Misalignment between founders and investors can derail social innovation ventures. Durham researchers say better long-term coordination, not just early capital, is critical to keeping impact ventures on track.
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Enterprise AI ambition is outrunning data, workflow, and governance readiness. New Hyland-backed research finds most organisations still lack the connected foundations needed to scale AI effectively.
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AI agents are scaling faster than governance controls, report says. JumpCloud’s latest research finds critical workflows increasingly rely on agents without matching oversight, accountability, or access controls.
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Education recruiter expands with its largest acquisition and ninth deal. Operam’s purchase of Choice Teachers strengthens its North West base and extends its reach across London and the home counties.
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AI pilots are stalling between experimentation and full enterprise scale. Sherwen says many companies are stuck in an ‘Integrator’ phase where ambition outpaces strategy, data, and governance.
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Adtech platform adds four senior hires as revenue climbs strongly. RAAS LAB says growing demand for relevance-led advertising is driving expansion across sales, marketing, and client success.
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AI job exposure already exceeds official estimates, warns AI scaleup. Narwhal Labs says disruption is already reaching routine digital roles, well beyond City Hall’s headline one-in-five warning for London.