Why we should be both scared and excited about artificial intelligence
It?s fitting that billionaire Mark Cuban thinks artificial intelligence will produce the world’s first trillionaire, given the tech will displace millions of workers.
It?s fitting that billionaire Mark Cuban thinks artificial intelligence will produce the world’s first trillionaire, given the tech will displace millions of workers.
While not based in a sector you?d traditionally associate with an accelerator programme, John Savage explains why Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses felt right for him.
New data released next week, which Real Business has been granted early access to, will show that a global surge in innovation is being powered by seed funding from the crowd.
The CBI claimed the UK has remained India's largest G20 investor between 2000 and 2015, despite foreign direct investment (FDI) falling behind countries such as the US, Japan and the Netherlands.
According to a new study of alcohol, fresh produce, food and drink producers by Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking – called "Investing for Growth" – English and Welsh food manufacturers are already cooking up recipes for growth both home and abroad.
The battle between man and machines goes back centuries. Are they taking our jobs? Or are they merely easing our workload? Paul Hennin, director of marketing at Aerohive Networks, believes that it is the latter.
It is not just Labour leadership candidate Jeremy Corbyn who is reviving the language of the left and raising the banner of nationalisation this summer. The Scottish Green Party has that Scottish SMEs can play a pivotal role in boosting renewable energy projects if the oil industry is wrenched from private control.
The main focus at this time of year in Edinburgh is usually on the comedians, actors and magicians at the Scottish capital’s annual festival. But another stunning performance has come from the bright entrepreneurial minds at the University of Edinburgh, which has seen a record number of companies being formed on campus in the last 12 months.
The CBI’s annual “Sterling Assets” report, which was launched on president Barack Obama’s 54th birthday, affirmed that the UK was America's largest foreign investor.
The half a billion pounds of investment on offer will help to rebalance the economy by supporting 102 different projects and programmes from all sectors, small businesses and local partnerships across England.
A perspective from the frontline of the financial recruitment sector.