Agile has become the gold standard for fast-moving product and development teams. But even with the right mindset, many teams still struggle with implementation. Daily standups turn into status updates, sprint boards get messy, and developers juggle too many disconnected tools. Lark isn’t a traditional Agile tool—it’s better. By combining communication, documentation, project boards, and … Read more
In today’s fast-paced digital economy, the ability to offer diverse payment methods is more than just a convenience—it is a vital factor driving business growth and customer satisfaction. For UK businesses, expanding payment options is becoming a key competitive advantage that influences consumer behaviour, enhances sales opportunities, and builds long-term loyalty. Meeting Customer Expectations in … Read more
I recently discovered an amazing shopping website, Temu. They have a wide selection of products, from clothing to home goods, and the prices are incredible! Temu is an e-commerce company that connects consumers with millions of merchandise partners, manufacturers, and brands with the mission of empowering them to live a better life. Temu is committed … Read more
When BrewDog was storming into the mainstream a decade ago, few could have predicted that one of Britain’s most famous craft brewers would one day become so reliant on JD Wetherspoon. Yet industry figures suggest that the pub chain’s 794 venues now account for a substantial portion of BrewDog’s remaining draught distribution. If that relationship … Read more
British racing will stage the first strike in its modern history next month, cancelling all fixtures on 10 September in protest at the Treasury’s plan to raise betting tax. Four meetings due to take place at Carlisle, Uttoxeter in Staffordshire, and Kempton and Lingfield Park in Surrey will be called off, costing the industry an … Read more
Rachel Reeves has been forced to correct the official parliamentary record after giving MPs and peers inaccurate figures on both unemployment and her flagship pension reforms, prompting renewed questions over her command of economic detail. The Treasury confirmed that Hansard, the record of parliamentary proceedings, had been amended following errors made by the Chancellor during … Read more
Rachel Reeves has been forced to correct the official parliamentary record after giving MPs and peers inaccurate figures on both unemployment and her flagship pension reforms, prompting renewed questions over her command of economic detail. The Treasury confirmed that Hansard, the record of parliamentary proceedings, had been amended following errors made by the Chancellor during … Read more
Evelyn Partners, one of the UK’s largest wealth managers, is preparing to be put up for sale in a deal that could value the business at more than £2 billion. Owners Permira and Warburg Pincus have appointed investment bank Evercore to explore a potential auction, with formal sale plans expected to be launched within months. … Read more
John Lewis has been forced to supply months’ worth of bottled water to residents in a Hampshire village after fertiliser pollution made the local supply unsafe to drink. For the past four months, the retailer has delivered bottled water to homes in Longstock, near Andover, after tests revealed high levels of nitrates in drinking water … Read more
BrewDog has suffered another major setback after figures revealed its beers have been removed from almost 2,000 pubs across Britain, in a fresh blow to the once high-flying craft brewer. Confidential industry data shows that BrewDog’s draught beers have disappeared from around 1,860 pubs over the last two years – cutting its UK distribution by … Read more