Online video ads can now be generated by artificial intelligence (AI), while learning what resonates with audiences, in order to deliver better results for brands. This innovation is being pioneered by Pencil, the Creative AI company, with the launch of its Machine Generated Creative (MGC)
Economic crises and Black Swan events are, by their nature, hard to predict, and the impact of Covid has been continually unpredictable since the first ripples in January to the third lockdown of this year. Despite this, there is plenty of reason to feel optimistic
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has missed another chance to help those who have been left behind with no support throughout the covid pandemic, say leading tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg. Simon Rothenberg, a director at the firm said: “ The Chancellor delivered a stark warning
Following the decision by Government to close all schools, now is the time to introduce long-term protection against all viruses including Covid-19. Bromoco International, makers of Touch Antimicrobial coating, is appealing to local councils and the Government to implement a long term, sustainable plan to
With a fresh set of challenges ahead for everyone in the Capital, LABS is offering available space within its office buildings across Camden and Holborn for the healthcare and education sectors to use during this time of need. In coordination with Camden Council, LABS is
Sweden-based company Polygiene buys British Addmaster Holdings Limited, making it a comprehensive supplier of antimicrobial solutions for both soft and hard surfaces. On one of the last days of the year, an extraordinary general meeting voted in favor of Polygiene’s acquisition of Addmaster Holdings Limited
HARDWORKING professionals are feeling the effects of longer working days and unpaid overtime, according to new research. A new study by law firm, Wright Hassall, found that the average worker is performing 9 or more hours of overtime in a given week, which totals more
Although we have now entered into Lockdown 3, Psychotherapist Noel McDermott remains optimistic and applauds people in Britain for complying with restrictions and containing the current second wave. He reassures us that this type of winter spike in infections is normal in pandemics and is as we expected.
HM Revenue & Customs (‘HMRC’) are offering apparent leniency to taxpayers who may file late due to issues caused by the coronavirus pandemic, bit don’t take their word for it say, leading tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg. Nimesh Shah, CEO at the firm said:
The UK’s construction sector sustained their rebound in December, helped by a booming housing market. New PMI data has shown that the construction and trade sectors slipped to 54.6 in December from 54.7 in November, but this remains well above the 50-point measure that separates