How do drone laws impact you and your business and why you should care
Unmanned aerial vehicles are becoming more popular among businesses. But entrepreneurs better consider it carefully or risk falling foul of laws
Amazon’s new drone is really cool but won’t deliver to your door anytime soon
The e-commerce giant unveiled a new delivery drone during its re:MARS conference. But experts doubt regular UK drone deliveries are truly on the horizon
Can blockchain-powered smart contracts improve how smoothly your company makes deals?
Smart contracts could make business deals more efficient and cheaper. However, there are still downsides with this nascent blockchain technology
Does the government’s idea to create an internet safety law suck for startups?
Businesses disagree about whether the new proposed online harms law is a threat to freedom of expression and innovation or necessary to rein tech titans and to keep the web safe
Almost two-fifths of Britons think American tech companies should be regulated more
Even though most people trust companies like Facebook, a new study by FleishmanHillard shows they’d still like to rein in their power
SME owners declare the government doesn’t support them enough
Small businesses are the engine of the UK economy. And hence the government must prioritise their wellbeing and growth at all costs to help the economy grow further
Vegans deemed “weird” as they get “harassed at work” by peers and bosses
Discrimination against veganism is prevalent in the workplace and 74% of managers don’t realise this could be against the law, according to a new survey
“Massive blow” or “a real victory” – what will the so-called meme ban mean for UK entrepreneurs?
While copyright holders may celebrate that Article 11 and Article 13 have been passed by the European Parliament, big tech companies and internet freedom fighters are less than excited about the new directive
