According to Cisco, this year the daily internet traffic will reach 7.7 exabytes — the equivalent of 7.7 billion GB or 1.9 billion DVDs, and a 50% increase compared to 2020. Growing volume of information might increase the chance of a data breach: global losses
Investing was one of the most unpredictable aspects of 2020 for anyone concerned with the market, whether that be a sophisticated portfolio or just a workplace pension. The stock market crash at the start of the lockdown and continued economic disruption has left many wondering
A government source has revealed that the UK is set to sign a trade deal with Australia as soon as March. A free trade deal between the two countries would increase the £16 billion in trade done annually between the two countries and be the
Shoppers are proving to be fickle when they don’t get what they want from mobile sites of brands which are not fit for purpose on their device or browser. Last year, 4.57 billion people were accounted for as active mobile internet users1. In helping brands
There’s no denying that freelancing has many positives, allowing freelancers to be their own boss, work flexible hours, and pick and chose projects that suit them. Data from Leaper last year revealed that 48% of freelancers felt that it had a positive impact on their
The full-on Lithuanian winter has generated an increasing popularity of outdoor activities this year. However, to make sledding safe during the pandemic and avoid mass gatherings, over 100 cars with sledges in trunks have been made available in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, as a
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Over a third (34%) of employees in professional services – banking & financial services, accounting & finance, legal, technology – will receive a pay increase this year, illustrating the economic value of the sector during the crisis. In contrast, salaries will remain flat for professionals
By Cal Lee, Global Head of Workthere The pandemic has created challenges that many businesses have never seen before. Beyond the initial financial strain many endured, the ongoing restrictions have had a lasting impact on the way the UK workforce approaches the working week. 2020
Public policy interventions made in 2020 provided more time for the work necessary to ensure that published financial information continues to be of the quality that preparers and users of financial information expect. Along with these measures, the FCA, FRC and PRA made a joint