Google Gemini AI app launches in UK as chatbots crash globally
It is another stride forwards for Google in the race against other tech giants for AI dominance.
Boohoo hit with investor lawsuit over alleged mistreatment of Leicester workers
Fast-fashion giant Boohoo has been hit with an investor lawsuit in the UK after reports alleging its suppliers were mistreating workers caused its share price to plummet in 2020.
Boxpark sets sight on new Camden location as it takes over Buck Street Market
Boxpark will come to Camden, as the trendy hospitality firm has taken over Buck Street Market with plans for a “comprehensive renovation” of the site. Boxpark said on Tuesday it had agreed a lon
Election 2024: JP Morgan banker standing in Michael Gove’s former seat
JP Morgan banker and ex-army officer Ed McGuinness has been selected to stand for the Conservatives in Michael Gove’s former seat of Surrey Heath.
Barking mad! Here is how you can get paid to go the pub
Lovers of both pints and puppies now have the opportunity to get paid to bring their dog to the pub, as part of an exciting new competition to rate the most pooch friendly pub across Britain.
WATCH: Serial e-bike phone-snatcher nicked outside the Ned after dramatic police chase from City cops
The Square Mile's force said the criminal appeared in Court yesterday where he was found guilty of multiple charges, and will be sentenced in August.
Oxford Street: Vacancy rates back to pre-Covid levels as Euros and Olympics to give London a tourist boost
Just two per cent of units across Oxford Street are now either vacant or let to “low quality” retail units, in the latest signal recovery is underway at London’s biggest shopping district.
Tiktok: Chinese-owned app hit with cyber attack as CNN, Paris Hilton and Sony targeted
Despite its popularity amongst American teens, Tiktok must sell to a non-Chinese entity by January 2025, amid national security concerns.
Starmer accuses Sunak of lying over £2,000 tax claim
James Bowler, permanent secretary at the Treasury, said the figure "should not be presented as having been produced by the Civil Service".
Monzo and Starling diverge on European expansion plans
The UK's two leading digital-only banks are diverging in their approach to international expansion as they target new markets ahead of expected stock market listings.