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Is your data AI ready?
Exhibitors at this year's Big Data London event are urging businesses to make sure their data is 'clean and good' before considering using artificial intelligence
BP shifts to solar with $2bn US onshore wind sale
Windfarms in seven US states no longer fit into the broader growth strategy as investor concerns grow
Vodafone and Three commit to working with UK watchdog over merger concerns
UK mobile operators say merger will 'propel economic growth and address UK’s digital divide'
Designs on art deco 'Mirabelle' Mayfair penthouse at £40m
Shell and core penthouse at 60 Curzon, in the heart of London, is ready to be shaped to the buyer’s personal taste
Britain and India aim to bridge historic relations with new financial ties
Post-election stability in both nations propels forward free trade agreement negotiations amid economic development
Burberry faces chequered future as brand drops out of FTSE 100
British brand reflects the dire state of much of the luxury goods market
Global population at risk as Big Pharma considers mpox as African problem
Smaller vaccine developers are trying to fill gap as WHO declares disease a global health emergency twice in two years
How war and rate rises have led to a share buyback bonanza
Banks and defence companies have been returning billons to their shareholders via buybacks that are going into overdrive for September
UK's largest private school trust raises fees 12% to reflect VAT raid
Historic Eton College raises fees by the full 20 per cent but other private schools, including the largest network GDST, scramble to find alternative responses
London super-prime property rentals boom as ultra-rich delay purchases
Labour plans for property tax changes prompted buyers to pause and rent instead
Hollywood heavyweight backs £750m UK film studio project
Supported by James Cameron, Marlow Film Studios will test the new Labour government's pledge to relax planning regulations to boost business
Incoming HSBC boss mulls middle management shake-up
New chief executive is thought to be considering a cull of country heads, as the global bank continues its refocus towards Asia
Uber fined €290m by Dutch regulators
Ride-hailing service was accused of not properly protecting driver details when transferring data between Europe and the US
Russia strikes Ukrainian energy infrastructure in missile and drone attack
At least three people killed during Moscow's largest aerial assault in several weeks
Tourist dies after cave collapse in Iceland
Two missing after ice cave collapsed as tour group visited glacier in south-east of country
