Scammers posing as recruiters on platforms including LinkedIn and Indeed are tricking jobseekers into downloading malicious software disguised as interview tools, with one victim losing £18,000 in cryptocurrency savings overnight.
Scammers posing as recruiters on platforms including LinkedIn and Indeed are tricking jobseekers into downloading malicious software disguised as interview tools, with one victim losing £18,000 in cryptocurrency savings overnight.
An investigation has found businesses use 2.6 billion litres of public water supply a day in England, with major industrial users facing little scrutiny or requirement to cut consumption as millions of households face hosepipe bans.
New federal regulations governing student loan disbursements have left some US colleges struggling to update their systems in time, causing weeks-long payment delays that have pushed students towards eviction, missed bills and mounting debt.
The Welsh Government is calling for faster progress on six long-promised railway stations, part of a wider plan to cut reliance on the M4 around Newport and give commuters a viable alternative to driving.
A global sell-off in government bonds pushed UK 30-year borrowing costs to their highest since 1998, with economists warning that ministers have yet to reassure markets ahead of next month's budget.
A Chinese startup's free AI model matching US rivals has raised questions over the vast sums invested in American tech giants, as observers point to decades of Chinese industrial strategy behind the country's latest technological leap.
OpenAI has launched its new GPT-6 Astra model, with company president Greg Brockman declaring the arrival of the "AGI era", though rival tech leaders and even OpenAI's own chief executive have offered differing views on the term's meaning.
A leading energy sustainability consultant says UK North Sea companies should focus on managing long-term transition risk rather than trying to predict government policy, as political debate over new drilling licences continues.
