Business & Entrepreneurship
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Apple will start limiting Mac disk access for developers due to risk of AI agents
'Full Disk Access' is getting a change on macOS
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Wetherby-based Stockeld Park shortlisted for national awards
Stockeld Park shortlisted for prestigious farm attractions awards
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Unison agrees to take new Glasgow council pay deal to members after negotiations
The discussions have taken place amid a row over pay and ‘hire and rehire’ plans.
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'A brilliant opportunity' as Raby Castle welcomes the 2027 BUSINESSiQ Awards
The 2027 BUSINESSiQ awards will take place at Raby Castle on Thursday, April 29 - and nominations are now open.
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'I am so much better now' - survivor shares experience after abuser is jailed
A survivor of domestic abuse has shared her experience in the hope that it will help others recognise the signs.
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'I am so much better now' - survivor shares experience after abuser is jailed
A survivor of domestic abuse has shared her experience in the hope that it will help others recognise the signs.
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UK services firms raise prices at fastest rate since May amid fuel surge
Firms surveyed reported rising fuel prices and increased pay for staff as factors pushing up overall business costs last month.
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Tories vow to scrap Natural England as part of red tape ‘bonfire’
Mr Griffith is due to outline these economic proposals at the Tory annual conference in Birmingham
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The Budget date is set – here’s what could happen to your money
Chancellor John Healey has confirmed the date of his first Budget, with millions of households and businesses now waiting to see what it will mean for their finances.
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Leeds Bradford Airport to shut down for workers strike
Leeds Bradford Airport is set for a standstill as almost 130 workers will take industrial action over pay.
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TalkTalk customers assured service will continue as normal after BT rescue
TalkTalk customers should leave direct debits in place and continue paying as normal to avoid missed payments and disruption to service, experts said.
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Former OpenAI safety employee says company’s safety culture is broken — exits company after failed kill switch and July HuggingFace hack
‘Move fast and break things’ isn’t a good idea when it comes to AI.
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Why agentic AI demands a new approach to enterprise security
AI autonomy introduces new risks organizations must learn to govern.
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Samsung T9 is one of our top portable SSDs — and £48 cheaper at Amazon
Still one of our favourite portable SSDs, the the 1TB Samsung T9 features fast speeds for professionals and I can't find it cheaper anywhere else.
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Best Amazon Prime Big Deal Days tech deals live 2026 — PC hardware deals on GPUs, CPUs, SSDs, and more
The best deals at Amazon and beyond
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Average five-year fixed mortgage rate hits 6% for first time in three years
Banks and building societies raise prices as turmoil in bond markets increases expectations of base rate rise
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20 million UK consumers could share in £1bn Google claim over 'hidden charges'
Around 20 million UK consumers and businesses could be entitled to a share in a £1 billion claim against Google - see if you are one of them.
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Greens pitch Zohran Mamdani-style $25.1bn plan to nationalise 200 Coles and Woolworths supermarkets
Former MP and Greens Institute head, Max Chandler-Mather, says proposal for publicly owned supermarket chain will ease grocery prices
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Harrogate College to host farewell event before building is demolished
Harrogate College is inviting former students and staff to share their memories before its current building is demolished next year.
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EU payment providers are building a new network to cut down on US tech reliance
Europe establishes common framework for international payments
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No 10 insists RAF Fairford is safe after US withdraws its bombers from base
A dozen B-1 bombers stationed at Gloucestershire base were redeployed to US on Sunday amid concerns over possible threat from Iran
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Hero stabbed as they stepped in to detain 'shoplifter' in high street bakery chain
A member of the public suffered a minor hand stab wound at Cooplands in Stockton on October 2 after trying to detain a shoplifter.
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Unknown Assailants Storm Die Linke Headquarters
The incident is currently being investigated as a right-wing attack. Three assailants pepper sprayed members of Die Linke's youth group at their headquarters in Oranienburg.
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Chance to ‘breathe new life’ into York office building as it hits the market for £3m
York city centre office building Saviour House has hit the market – for £3 million.
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BT agrees rescue deal to buy broadband operator TalkTalk
The takeover still needs to be approved by the regulator, but would give certainty to TalkTalk's millions of customers
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HMRC warning to 1.1m people earning £30,000 as major tax change is just months away
HMRC has warned 1.1 million to prepare for Making Tax Digital, which becomes mandatory for those with self-employed turnover above £30,000 from April 2027.
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Bus firm owned by billionaire brothers unveils fivefold rise in profit
McGill's Group has unveiled a fivefold rise in operating profit in newly published annual accounts
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'Family-run' UK haulage company falls into liquidation after 13 years
"Family-run" UK haulage and warehousing company Q Delivery Services has entered liquidation after more than 13 years in business.
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Bus firm owned by billionaire brothers unveils fivefold rise in profit
McGill's Group has unveiled a fivefold rise in operating profit in newly published annual accounts
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20 million UK consumers could share in £1bn Google claim over 'hidden charges'
Around 20 million UK consumers and businesses could be entitled to a share in a £1 billion claim against Google - see if you are one of them.
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Barclays launches £600 cash switch offer – how does it compare on the high street?
Many building societies and banks offer incentives to switch but you must do it in the right way
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Anger in Japan grows after US Marine is arrested over the killing of a woman on Okinawa
A U.S. Marine's arrest on suspicion of robbing and killing a woman in Okinawa has sparked outrage in Japan
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Dutch eyewear company is the first retailer to pull Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses from over 400 stores due to ‘questions being raised’ about the technology
The eyewear retailer has pulled the smart glasses from stores following growing concerns over the public use of the tech.
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Car parks across UK thrown into doubt as operator enters administration
A major car park operator with more than 800 sites in the UK has entered administration again.
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'Critical' York Hospital works could block neighbour's view, objection claims
A BUILDING planned at York Hospital would face directly into a neighbour's home, its occupant has claimed.
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Mayoral £7m 'Moving Forward' Campaign Shifts Into Next Phase Under New Devolution Powers
National and local leaders will join David Skaith, Mayor of York and North Yorkshire, this Friday to launch the next phase of the £7 million 'Moving Forward'
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How flights will be affected as 130 workers announce strike at Leeds Bradford Airport
Leeds Bradford Airport strike dates have been announced as almost 130 workers prepare to walk out over a pay dispute.
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From Hampstead to Harrogate can GAIL's upscale coffee house capture the hearts of the north
An upmarket coffee shop brand associated with Hampstead and cinammon buns is nearly ready to open its doors in Harrogate.
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Takeaways from AP report on Iranian attack in Kuwait that killed 6 US soldiers and wounded dozens
The U.S. soldiers based at Kuwait's Port Shuaiba headed into the Iran war without having implemented a broad-based plan for a mass casualty event
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Accept ‘bad things’ in return for benefits of AI, says Sam Altman
Boss of OpenAI calls for a regulatory light touch because of the ‘good stuff’ the technology can deliver
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Over 700 jobs at risk as major UK car parking firm enters administration again
Over 700 jobs are at risk as a major UK firm has entered administration again, making it the second time this year.
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How flights will be affected as 130 workers announce strike at Leeds Bradford Airport
Leeds Bradford Airport strike dates have been announced as almost 130 workers prepare to walk out over a pay dispute.
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Chance to ‘breathe new life’ into York office building as it hits the market for £3m
York city centre office building Saviour House has hit the market – for £3 million.
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Amazon ends secret data center pacts and pledges $1 billion to host towns — AWS promises 30,000 home efficiency retrofits amid 100 proposed bans
It will also invest more than $1 billion over five years in communities hosting its facilities.
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Trade: How India became dangerously addicted to Chinese imports
India’s toy shops provide an unlikely barometer by which to measure its economic relationship with China.
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Why are data centres such a big deal in Scotland?
At least 23 huge data centres are planned in Scotland, causing significant concern for campaigners.
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TalkTalk rescued from administration by BT in deal affecting 2.5m customers
BT has agreed a rescue deal to save TalkTalk from administration, protecting telecoms services for 2.5 million customers and 900 employees.
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Lidl sales boost as budget deals lure in millions of new shoppers
Lidl overtook Morrisons in May to become the fifth-largest grocery chain in the UK
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What went wrong at telecoms group TalkTalk?
The firm was once valued at nearly £4.8 billion on the stock market but has struggled since being taken private in a debt-fuelled deal in 2021.
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Voted the best in town! Here’s how you can get 20% off your bill at The Orchid
Popular Yorkshire venue marks 25 years in business, with a milestone ‘best restaurant’ award – and there’s a discount code for every reader to help celebrate the win.
