• ByteDance agrees US joint venture for TikTok operations

    ByteDance signs binding deal to form TikTok US joint venture. The Chinese owner of TikTok has agreed to transfer operational control of its American app to a newly formed joint venture with US and international investors, aiming to satisfy regulatory concerns and prevent a potential nationwide ban.


  • Customers value trust over speed in 2026 CX outlook

    Glance’s new report shows trust matters most in 2026. The customer experience specialist’s latest data reveals that, despite rapid AI adoption, consumers continue to prize clarity and resolution over speed — with trust emerging as the defining measure of successful service interactions.


  • Mason Infotech forecasts 50% revenue growth amid AI and cybersecurity demand

    Mason Infotech projects 50% revenue growth this year. The Nottingham-based IT managed service provider credits its expansion to surging client demand for cybersecurity and AI-driven support, as it strengthens its leadership team and extends its reach into new sectors and regions.


  • Basware acquires Redmap to expand AP automation in Australia

    Basware strengthens its AP automation reach through Redmap acquisition. The global invoice automation leader has acquired Australian AP software provider Redmap, expanding its reach across the fast-growing Asia-Pacific market as governments and businesses accelerate adoption of e-invoicing and compliance automation.


  • Keepit named a Leader in IDC MarketScape for SaaS data protection

    Keepit has been named a Leader in IDC’s 2025–2026 SaaS Data Protection assessment. The recognition highlights the company’s independent architecture and focus on fast, secure recovery for global enterprises, reinforcing its position in an increasingly critical corner of cloud resilience.


  • UK Treasury to bring cryptocurrencies within mainstream financial regime by 2027

    The UK Treasury plans to extend financial regulation to cryptocurrency markets, requiring exchanges and wallet providers to register with the FCA and meet anti-money-laundering standards. The new rules, set to take effect by 2027, aim to boost investor confidence and ensure global competitiveness.


  • AI prompts average £2,350 investments from UK savers

    UK savers are investing £2,354 on average after consulting AI platforms. More than half of adults now use tools like ChatGPT for financial advice, though banks’ websites and Money Saving Expert remain the most trusted sources of guidance across all age groups, according to new research by STRAT7.


  • UK and Canada strengthen tech partnership at G7

    UK and Canada agree partnership to modernise public services. The deal will expand AI adoption, strengthen semiconductor research, and build collaboration in digital infrastructure between the two countries.


  • How tech is supercharging the North East’s regeneration

    Technology is redefining regeneration across the UK’s North East region. James Hunnybourne, Executive Chairman at Cybit, explores how AI, digital twins, and sustainable construction are reshaping the region’s economy. With a new AI Growth Zone and major investment underway, the North East is building a smarter, stronger future.


  • Rough road ahead as Tesla stalls in US amid EV demand shift

    Tesla’s November sales slump marks more than a U.S. policy hiccup. Across Europe, its once-dominant market share is eroding fast. The company’s 2025 trajectory suggests a deeper challenge — competition, sentiment, and an ageing product lineup. EV fatigue may be setting in.