Work near home: The co-working hubs for locals
The decline of WeWork may not spell the end of co-working spaces, as local hubs seek to grow.
Oil giant Shell suing Greenpeace for £1.7m damages
The energy company is taking action after activists boarded a vessel while it was in the Atlantic.
Apple should pay €13bn Irish tax, argues EU lawyer
The opinion is the latest twist in a long-running saga between the EU, Apple and the Irish government.
John Lewis Christmas advert: Venus flytrap divides opinion as TV ads get festive
Some said the ad, starring a Venus flytrap, was “scary”, but others said it offered light relief.
Stop suggesting children as friends, social media firms told
Suggesting children as friends by default on social media platforms can enable grooming, warns Ofcom.
Mortgage arrears up sharply with landlords hit hard
Rising interest rates put pressure on homeowners and landlords, with more falling behind on payments.
Hollywood actors’ union Sag-Aftra agrees tentative deal to end four-month strike
Major films and TV shows will resume work after a four-month impasse that paralysed the industry.
McDonald’s: ‘There’s disgusting behaviour at my branch’
The claim comes after a BBC investigation exposed a toxic workplace culture at the fast food chain.
RMT and train firms take step towards ending dispute
Workers will vote on a pay deal that could halt 18 months of disruptive strike action.
The race to buy AI website addresses
As more firms use artificial intelligence, there is a rush to buy domain names with the letters AI.