Former Dragons’ Den investor Tej Lalvani is poised to sell family-owned Vitabiotics to Bain Capital in a £900m deal, ending a…
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Nvidia takes the AI war to the desktop with RTX Spark superchip
Nvidia has unveiled the RTX Spark superchip at Computex 2026, bringing personal AI agents to Windows PCs from Asus, Dell, HP,…
Bolland called in as Milburn review warns of a “lost generation” of British youth
Former M&S boss Marc Bolland has been appointed by the government to rally business behind 300,000 placements for young people, after…
Royal Mail misses first-class delivery target again as Ofcom prepares fresh probe under Kretinsky ownership
Royal Mail delivered just 75.7% of first-class letters on time in the year to March, well short of its 93% target….
Former EU watchdog slams ‘elitist’ Commission’s info hoarding
Emily O’Reilly said Ursula von der Leyen’s executive is sometimes “anti-democratic.” …
US commentators Hasan Piker and Cenk Uygur denied UK entry
Turkish-American activist Uygur claims he has been banned from Britain “for criticizing Israel.” …
Hungary’s Magyar threatens to amend constitution to oust president
Orbán ally Tamás Sulyok on Sunday refused to comply with the prime minister’s May 31 deadline to resign. …
Kaja Kallas pitches role for EU in Iran ceasefire talks
The bloc has carefully avoided any direct military role in the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Tehran. …
Commentary: TikTok? Crazy neighbor? A new poll sheds light on where voters get their information
A new poll sheds light on where voters get their information …
The mystery behind Becerra leapfrogging over his rivals in California’s governor’s race
Xavier Becerra was polling at around 4% in numerous polls taken in February, March and early April. Then, he surged. …