Covid-19 accelerated the demise of cash. Do we need to revive it?
Cash payments plummeted during the pandemic. Now, some experts are calling for government support to keep cash available to consumers and SMEs.
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International Women’s Day: IT departments worse than average in most areas of inclusion
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Employee mental health is under strain and technology providers have rushed to offer solutions. But employers should be wary…
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Big Tech lobbying: The US bills tech giants targeted in 2020
New analysis of federal lobbying by the New Statesman Data Team shows which legislation Big Tech fought hardest to…
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Businesses are eager to digitise after Covid-19 but barriers remain
A survey of 13,000 businesses in the EU, UK and US reveals that just under half expect a long-term…
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People – and jobs – are fleeing the Bay Area. Is this the end of Silicon Valley?
Remote workers are moving to find more space and employers are relocating. Is Silicon Valley's status as the epicentre…
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How public opinion shapes the success of technology
Attitudes towards AI and automation differ sharply across the globe. This affects if and how they can be implemented.
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