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The Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) is becoming increasingly popular for businesses in the sustainable technology sector as a way of attracting finance.

The UK Government (Department of Health and Social Care, DHSC) and the ABPI have announced today that they have agreed the Heads of Agreement for what will now be called a Voluntary Scheme...

BBC News invited Coller IP to speak about Intellectual Property issues around the recent developments in 3D printing technology.

The UK's semiconductor sector study highlights the industry's significance, contributing £9.6 billion in revenue and supporting up to 101,000 jobs. Despite challenges like skill shortages, 90% of companies anticipate growth, underscoring the need for strategic investment and innovation support.

The European Union (EU) has recently turned its attention to the thriving European digital economy. In two key areas, data protection and tax, the EU seeks to increase levels of regulation and impose new obligations on digital and technology companies.

On 19 May 2004 the European Commission authorised Syngenta's BT-11 sweetcorn, either canned or fresh, for human consumption (but not for release into the environment). This authorisation appears to mark the end of the 6-year de facto moratorium that had existed in the EU. The Commission took the decision after the Council of Ministers (where the Member States are represented) failed to agree.

Avanti Communications raised £60.6 million through the sale of new shares on 5 February 2015 and saw its share price jump 18 pence (8%) to 244p.

"Alexa, make a donation to my favourite charity" – a command that could become commonplace, as more and more charities are engaging with supporters through voice assist tech.

2014 was a watershed year for FinTech in Europe, with FinTech investments going up by 215% from the previous year.

It's 6pm on the Friday before Christmas and I am sitting in the pub with some of my esteemed colleagues putting the world to rights about the important things in life such as ‘why don't we eat pigs in blankets all year' and ‘why cracker hats no longer fit over our heads'.

Some say that technology revolutionized knowledge. Once controlled by a privileged few, knowledge is now becoming available to everybody. What if the same were about to happen with trust?

The common understanding of "the public" probably conjures up images of a large gathering of people who are audience to an act such as the showing of a film or performance of a play.