IPViking map: Cybercrime hunting just got real(-time)
US security company Norse have built IPViking, a real-time intelligence data delivery platform.
Wearable tech will be subject to UK data protection law
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has recently confirmed that, like any new technology, wearables will be subject to UK data protection laws.
Why you don’t need to be scared of new flexible working rules
Rules which come into force today grant all workers with more than six months' continuous service the right to request flexible working.
Charlie Mullins: Winning the World Cup should be an economic priority
Today, in a parallel universe, we could have been basking in the glory of an England last-16 victory at the World Cup in Brazil over the weekend.
The customer isn’t always right, Facebook
Over the last week, Facebook has had to field a storm of controversy after the publication of its study on users' moods. Sometimes: you shouldn't listen to criticism.
3 leadership lessons from the Lib Dems
Nick Clegg has faced on-going questions surrounding his leadership abilities in light of the party’s worst European election results since 1994. But what can organisations learn from the well documented mistakes that the Liberal Democrats and Nick Clegg have made?
Ed Balls sets out Labour’s tax plans to woo businesses
Ed Balls today laid out a number of Labour Party proposals for business ahead of May's general election, including a cut in business rates funded by increased corporation tax, and incentives to boost equity funding.
Have you been to the ‘coffice’ this morning?
Millions of workers now head to the ‘coffice’ every morning according to a new O2 Business study.
NOL notices rise due to amended Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act
A total of 2,148 Notification of Liability (NOL) notices for a Civil Penalty were issued to employers of illegal workers in the UK this last year.
Think of new flexi-work laws as an opportunity, not a millstone
New regulations on flexible working come into force on 30 June, giving more employees the right to request it. John Spencer, UK CEO at Regus, explains the new regulations, and suggests they can benefit business owners.
Record number of businesses applying for Enterprise Investment Scheme
The number of businesses applying for the Enterprise Investment Scheme, which gives investors a tax break from putting money into small companies grew by 16 per cent in the tax year 2013/14.
3 golden rules for boardroom success
Syd Nadim, founder of Clock, shares three tips to creating a successful board.