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AnyTech365, a Worldwide Leader in AI Powered IT Security, to Go Public Through Merger With Zalatoris Acquisition Corp.

Less Is More: Abbott’s Approach to Packaging Innovation

Dan and Steve McCabe

The Big Blue Bus Stops at the Palace of Westminster to celebrate International Heart Valve Disease Awareness Week

#TheSocialFeed Stacey Dooley leads online revolt against infant feeding judgement with Tommee Tippee

Crypto Presale: Crypto's Go-to Multimedia Platform for News, Insights, and Education

EDITORIAL USE ONLY A carrot cake for horses, designed by former Bake Off contestant Rosie Brandreth, is unveiled at Fergal O’Brien Racing near Cheltenham to mark the first day of National Racehorse Week, running from September 9-17. Picture date: Saturday September 7, 2023. PA Photo. National Racehorse Week is a nationwide annual celebration of the racehorse, with racing training yards, studs and aftercare centres across the country hosting variety of events. Photo credit should read: Ben Birchall/PA Wire

NATIONAL RACEHORSE WEEK KICKS OFF ACROSS BRITIAN

Pento Launches UK Payroll Automation Support for Flex Workers and Weekly Payroll Cycles

Grid Dynamics Releases A Major Update of Its Analytics Platform With LLM-Powered Data Analytics, Advanced Semantic Layer, Data Access and Observability Services

Imogen French steps out of the DUNKIN' UK yellow cab, which features a photobooth inside, to announce the company's rapid expansion in the UK capital. Participants diverted to the cab from other coffee shops will receive a voucher for a year’s supply of DUNKIN’ coffee and donuts.

DUNKIN UK has been stealing customers away from the competition on Baker Street, as it prepares London for rapid expansion in the capital.

Elsevier Health

New report finds doctors and nurses ready to embrace generative AI to answer the pressure points facing global health systems

Lose weight, keep it off – the science behind staying slim long term

Lee Murphy, managing director of The Accountancy Partnership

Fears Over Cowboy Builders After 4,000 Firms Go Bust in One Year