The people creating digital clones of themselves
Business leaders and experts are making online copies of themselves to answer the questions they get.
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ChatGPT builder helps create scam and hack campaigns
A cutting-edge tool from Open AI appears to be poorly moderated, allowing it to be abused by cyber-criminals.
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Shopping with cash rises for first time in a decade
People are using notes and coins as a way of budgeting while prices rise, says the British Retail Consortium.
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Tobacco giant sees sunset for US cigarette business
British American Tobacco said it could no longer value the business as if it had an infinite life.
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Meta is child abuse ‘breeding ground’, lawsuit claims
Facebook and Instagram are rife with child abuse, the New Mexico attorney general alleges.
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AOG Technics: UK fraud body makes arrest in aircraft parts probe
It has launched a criminal investigation into alleged fraud at aircraft parts supplier AOG Technics.
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Mortgage problems ease but many face ‘price shock’
The Bank of England says fewer households will struggle to keep up with mortgage payments than previously thought.
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Mortgage problems ease but many face ‘price shock’
The Bank of England says fewer households will struggle to keep up with mortgage payments than previously thought.
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EU to delay tariffs on UK electric cars until 2027
It comes after EU and UK carmakers said they were not ready for the change in post-Brexit trade rules.
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Travel giant considers leaving London Stock Exchange
If Tui delists its shares it would be another blow to the UK's attractiveness as a base for big firms.
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