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Historically, pensions have been a problem for traditional industries such as manufacturing.

Managing an estate as an executor involves significant legal responsibilities and potential financial liability, particularly when information about assets and liabilities is difficult to locate in our increasingly digital world. Digital vault platforms like Zenplans offer a solution by securely storing essential documents and financial information in one accessible location, helping executors fulfill their duties more efficiently while reducing the burden of endless searches for critical estate information

Flo Health, a London-based femtech startup, raised $200 million in Series C funding, valuing it at over $1 billion. With 380 million users, it plans to expand features for middle-aged women, focusing on menopause.

The UK Home Office has announced a major upgrade to border control technology, introducing contactless eGates at airports from October 2026. This new system will allow eligible passengers to enter the UK without presenting a physical passport, using only facial recognition technology integrated with existing immigration databases. The rollout will begin at East Midlands Airport and expand to 13 major UK airports by early 2027, promising faster processing times and a more streamlined travel experience.

The Technology Annual Review contains short, easy to read articles on topics of interest over the last year, presented on a month-by-month basis.

SWIFT, the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications, that operates a worldwide financial messaging service facilitating money transfers has found itself tripped-up by EU data laws. On 22nd November, the influential Article 29 Working Party (i.e. the EU Data Protection Regulators) issued a damning opinion on the compliance of the SWIFTNet FIN Service with the EU Data Protection Directive.

A patent attorney reflects on returning to the University of Cambridge's Physics at Work Exhibition to share insights about career paths stemming from physics degrees. The event provided an opportunity to engage with 14-16-year-old students, demonstrating how physics knowledge translates into intellectual property law and patent protection work.

The launch of a new form of encryption involving the use of what has been highlighted as an unbreakable system has ironically come at a time when the Ministry of Defence begins its investigation into the loss of an un-encrypted computer hard drive containing the personal data of up to 1.7 million people who had made enquiries about joining the armed forces.

Not so long ago, a telephone call I had with a client ended with him saying he would send me a copy of the document in question via WhatsApp.

With the recent launch of the new iPhone 5, all eyes are on Apple. The company is well known not only for its technological advances, but also for frequent controversies over patent rights.

In 2021 m-commerce spend will be 15 times higher than it is today and will account for £1 of every £20 in retail sales.

A reports which looks to develop a vision for London's digital future and exploit its economic contribution.

BDO has been made aware of an increase in the use of a scam that specifically targets company executives.

How do you find out who has made an anonymous bulletin board posting? What if an unknown person has leaked a confidential e-mail to someone? There is a legal remedy which can help claimants find out who is responsible, and recent cases show just how it can be used in an online context.

Recent terrorist attacks have further raised the profile of the EU proposed legislation for data retention by ISP’s and telecommunication companies.

Ben Drury, CEO and Co-founder of Yoto, shares his entrepreneurial journey from founding dotmusic.com and 7digital to creating a screen-free audio platform that now serves over a million families globally. What drives a serial entrepreneur to tackle the challenge of children's screen time, and how does problem-solving fuel innovation in child development technology?