Lara Williams

With BPO attrition rates often reaching 70%, employee engagement in AI could support greater retention, says ArvatoConnect CEO.

If you look up “national treasure” in the dictionary, I’d half expect to find a picture of Sir David Attenborough. As he turns 100 on Friday, his remarkable career speaks to both our changing planet, and a shifting media industry.

PagerDuty CIO Eric Johnson outlines the profound shift in the SaaS business model as AI rollout continues within enterprise workflows.

Back in the ’70s, 50 stocks accounted for about 45% of the S&P 500’s value. Today, the top 10 companies make up 40% of the index.

The UK is in danger. The country’s security and prosperity are being threatened by man-made climate change, a peril that will intensify as the mercury rises. Meanwhile, Reform UK, the hard-right party currently leading the polls, is staunchly against green policy and willfully illiterate about science and economics.

After last year’s dangerously hot and humid FIFA Club World Cup in the US, attention has turned to how soccer’s governing body might handle extreme heat during its largest ever tournament: The 2026 FIFA World Cup, set to kick off June 11. Much of the focus has been on how the temperatures could affect the footballers, but the event is a reminder that the ones in real peril are the fans — and the players of the future.

Less than a month out from the first whistle, we've got a better idea of the heat risks at the various venues.

At a roundtable in New York hosted by GlobalData and Hexaware, the challenges and opportunities of enterprise AI were discussed, writes GlobalData's Rena Bhattacharyya.

Next time you host a summer barbecue, may I suggest that, in addition to mustard and pickles, you add kimchi to the spread?

A study has found that eating kimchi may help to remove nanoplastics from one's body. But that is not the solution to the world's microplastics problem, says this Bloomberg Opinion writer.