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AI-driven cyber attacks & deepfakes set to surge by 2026

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AI-driven cyber attacks and deepfakes are set to surge by 2026, with experts warning of faster breaches and rising third-party risks challenging defenders.
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AI drives global shift in hiring, pay premiums & workforce skills

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AI reshapes global hiring as 66% of firms cut entry-level recruitment, prioritise skills over degrees, and offer up to 100% pay premiums for AI expertise.
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Smaller brands drive FMCG innovation as new launches drop 20%

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Innovation in European FMCG markets has dropped 20%, yet smaller brands boost sales with new products that align with consumer lifestyles and values.
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Software piracy & overuse blamed for rising revenue losses

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Nearly one in three software firms cite piracy as a major cause of revenue loss, with unlicensed use rising in China, Russia, India, and Germany, new data reveals.
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ALS breakthrough could be worth billions for global health systems

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An effective ALS treatment could create up to USD $143 billion in value over ten years, easing healthcare burdens in seven major economies including the US and UK.
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UK quantum start-ups urge state fund to halt talent exodus

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UK quantum start-ups warn of talent loss abroad unless government creates a Quantum Sovereign Wealth Fund to support growth-stage capital investment.
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SearchStax launches EU-focused managed search for compliance

Last month
SearchStax unveils managed Solr search on Google Cloud Data Boundary, ensuring data sovereignty and compliance with EU regulations for European firms.
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Microsoft to enable in-country Copilot data processing by 2026

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Microsoft will enable in-country data processing for Microsoft 365 Copilot interactions in 15 countries by 2026, enhancing control and regulatory compliance.
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US, Switzerland & UK best retain soft power amid AI surge

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The US, Switzerland, and UK lead in retaining soft power despite AI advances, thanks to culture, education, and scientific achievement, a global study finds.
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Holiday shoppers demand faster, greener delivery but shun extra fees

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Holiday shoppers demand quick, eco-friendly delivery but resist paying extra, with UK consumers showing low confidence in on-time arrivals, survey reveals.
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Singapore firms hit USD $1.6 billion in global PayPal sales

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Singapore firms have reached USD $1.6 billion in global PayPal sales, driven by exports in gaming, fashion, and beauty sectors to markets like the US and Mexico.
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Akaysha Energy adopts Gurobi tech to optimise global battery assets

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Australian firm Akaysha Energy uses Gurobi’s optimisation tech to boost forecasting and management of battery energy storage across global markets.
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More than a third of STEM professionals consider moving abroad

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Over a third of STEM professionals worldwide have been approached for overseas roles, with 19% planning or already moving abroad amid rising global investment and protectionism.
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AI adoption in process safety rising but impact on incidents lags

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AI adoption in process safety grows, but impact on reducing incidents lags as industries face ageing assets and skill shortages, says Sphera report.
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Affiliate marketing budgets surge as brands seek cost efficiency

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Brands worldwide are boosting affiliate marketing budgets, citing its cost efficiency and stronger ROAS amid rising paid media costs, per new global research.
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OpenTable rolls out upgraded Regulars loyalty scheme worldwide

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OpenTable has globally launched its upgraded Regulars loyalty scheme, rewarding diners with points and perks to boost repeat restaurant bookings.
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Cybercriminals exploit remote tools to steal global cargo worth USD $34 billion

Last month
Cybercriminals exploit remote monitoring tools to steal USD $34 billion in cargo globally, targeting trucking firms amid growing digital supply chain risks.
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Ransomware & state threats surge in Europe, warns CrowdStrike

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European organisations faced a sharp 2024 rise in ransomware and state-backed cyberattacks, with 22% of global victims, says CrowdStrike's latest report.
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Solcoro launches real-time dashboard to optimise Jira Cloud health

Fri, 31st Oct 2025
Solcoro has launched a real-time dashboard to help Jira Cloud users monitor system health and enhance performance globally with easy toolchain integration.
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European firms lag in fully integrated digital maintenance systems

Thu, 30th Oct 2025
A study shows 63% of European firms are early in digitalising maintenance, despite 92% recognising the benefits of predictive, connected systems.