Grangemouth oil refinery to close in 2024, risking 400 jobs and increasing UK fuel imports
Scotland’s last remaining oil refinery at Grangemouth will close between April and June next year, resulting in the loss of 400 jobs and leaving the UK with only a handful of refineries. The closure, announced by Petroineos—a joint venture between Sir
OpenAI unveils new AI model with human-like reasoning capabilities
OpenAI has launched its latest artificial intelligence model, the o1 series, which the company claims possesses human-like reasoning capabilities. In a recent blog post, the maker of ChatGPT explained that the new model spends more time thinking before responding to queries,
72% of UK firms face skills gaps, turn to AI and upskilling amid £275m productivity loss
The skills gap in the UK continues to widen, with 72% of companies reporting shortages in critical areas such as AI, data analytics, and cybersecurity—up from 69% in 2023, according to DocuSign’s Digital Maturity Report 2024. As a result, businesses are
Housing crisis leaves 21 hopeful tenants battling for each rental property
The UK’s rental market is facing a severe crisis, with an average of 21 prospective tenants competing for each available property, as the number of homes to rent continues to shrink. According to Zoopla, a leading property search platform, the availability
Mober hosts World EV Day forum to drive commercial EV adoption in the Philippines
Mober CEO Dennis NgMober, a frontrunner in green logistics services in the Philippines, spearheaded the Philippines’ celebration of World Electric Vehicle (EV) Day on Sept. 9 when it hosted “Leading the Way in Green Logistics: A Forum on Moving Together