Artificial Intelligence: Our Days (Probably) Aren’t Numbered
Robot foot soldier of Skynet, the apocalyptic artificial superintelligence of the Terminator film franchise.Maybe it’s a law of history: every innovation faces opposition. The early nineteenth-century Luddites wrecked textile machinery because it took their jobs. Our innate suspicion extends to trade, too,
Government targets large firms in crackdown on late payments to small businesses
The UK government is set to introduce new measures aimed at tackling late payments by large firms to small businesses, an issue that contributes to the collapse of 50,000 SMEs every year. On average, delayed payments cost small businesses £22,000 annually,
Tax incentives and finance access top SMEs’ priorities ahead of autumn budget
As the autumn budget looms, tax incentives and improved access to finance have emerged as key demands from UK SMEs, according to new research from Bibby Financial Services (BFS). The latest SME Confidence Tracker reveals that while business optimism has rebounded
Sam Verzosa celebrates birthday by empowering 100 entrepreneurs in Manila
Sam Verzosa marked his birthday in a unique and heartwarming way by giving back to the community. Instead of hosting a lavish party, he chose to distribute 100 SioManila Mobile Franchise Business Carts to hardworking and deserving individuals in Manila.The event
Globe clinches 3-Peat win as Employer of the Year at HR Excellence Awards, gets 6 awards
Globe has been named Employer of the Year for the third consecutive year at the 2024 HR Excellence Awards, cementing its leadership in human resource management.For three years running, Globe has been honored as Employer of the Year at the