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Most organisations face data trust barrier to AI, Denodo study finds (opens the original)
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The study, conducted by Arlington Research among executives and business decision-makers worldwide, also found that 66 per cent believe AI systems must have access to near real-time information if they are to be trusted. Denodo, which describes itself as the AI data layer company, said the findings pointed to “a growing gap between AI ambition and AI readiness” as organisations look to adopt agentic AI systems that can move beyond generating insights to executing tasks and business processes aut
Lenovo opens Call Eva line for UK entrepreneurs to ask Eva Longoria (opens the original)
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The initiative, announced by the technology company on 8 September, is the latest activation of its global Backing Every Business programme. Lenovo said callers could ask Longoria, its global ambassador, about business growth, leadership and entrepreneurship, and that selected callers might then be contacted and offered the chance to speak to her live. Lenovo said the concept behind the line was that “every entrepreneur needs someone they can call”. Entrepreneurs in Brazil, France, India, Japan,
Lineker asks how much the super wealthy "actually need" as wealth tax campaign draws hypocrisy charge (opens the original)
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The former footballer and Match of the Day presenter, 65, is one of more than 120 UK millionaires who signed an open letter organised by Patriotic Millionaires UK urging the Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, to introduce a 2 per cent wealth tax on assets exceeding £10 million. Speaking on Davina McCall’s Begin Again podcast on Thursday, Lineker said there comes a point in a person’s life “where you have a wealth” and can “perhaps contribute to society”. He acknowledged that anyone can already pay mo
Return of tax-free shopping would give UK economy £11.5bn boost, says CEBR (opens the original)
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The economic consultancy said restoring the VAT refund scheme for international visitors would attract up to 2.35 million more tourists to the UK each year and generate an additional £4.1 billion in spending, providing what it described as a substantial boost to growth, employment and tax revenues across the country. The scheme was scrapped in 2021 by the Conservative government. HMRC confirmed the withdrawal of the VAT Retail Export Scheme from Great Britain with effect from 1 January 2021, alo
London housing costs are choking firms' access to young talent, LCCI warns ahead of Budget (opens the original)
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Polling commissioned for the launch of the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s (LCCI) Choose LDN campaign found that 74% of London business leaders say the cost of housing is limiting their ability to recruit and retain staff. The chamber, which has a business network of more than 12,000, said losing the next generation of talent would weaken the capital’s standing against other global cities and put jobs, investment and growth across Britain at risk. The survey found that 70% of young peo
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