Investigo stories
Global CEOs voice rising concern over long-term corporate sustainability, citing advancements in AI and climate disruption, as per PwC survey.
Survey ahead of World Economic Forum reveals geopolitical turmoil, financing conditions and AI disruption are set to create a year of global economic unpredictability.
The UK job market faced a slump in late 2023 amid economic unrest, leading to a reduced number of vacancies but an increased demand for skilled labour, says the latest KPMG and REC report.
After the Glasgow Wonka scandal, one third of UK business leaders are backing away from AI tools, while over half consider implementing an AI code of conduct, according to a recent survey.
Amidst growing cyber threats, Parliament's meagre GBP £6.5 million increase in IT budget, now totalling GBP £67.7 million, prompts national security worries among cybersecurity chiefs.
30% of C-level executives consider AI-led cyber threats their top concern, prompting an uptick in cybersecurity hiring and investment in preventative measures.
At Parliament Street Summit, UK tech leaders debated the urgency of Britain's digital skills gap and potential solutions.
Global recruiter The IN Group acquires BioTalent, reinforcing its life sciences division while spotlighting AI and data research.
UK government unveils ambitious £118m funding boost to enhance national artificial intelligence skills and advance R&D.
The new investment will support ambitions to become a global leader in 6G technology, improving the capacity and speeds of data transfer.
Investigo appoints Derek Mackenzie as CEO for European expansion, plans to increase headcount and continue global growth.
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