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In 2022, approximately 142 million people in the United States utilized voice assistants, projected to rise to 157.1 million by 2026, underscoring the growing need for tech-savvy business practices. This article will discuss how embracing these ...

The FTSE 100 is higher at the start of a crunch week for earnings and interest rate decisions.

The government recently announced ambitions to expand the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in New Zealand’s classrooms. But as the technology rapidly changes, it is not clear how this would work or what it will mean for teachers and learners.

Pearson is among the textbook publishers creating new AI tools to help students learn, not cheat

Talent management solutions provider PDRI has kept growing amid constant disruption and change, Elaine Pulakos says.

Breakthroughs in generative AI could infuse nearly $7 trillion into the global GDP in less than a decade.

The South London shop’s first stab at bike design isn’t cheap but is equal to big brands and more established rivals

As the bike market cuts its losses from four years of instability, RRPs are slashed and deals abound. Charlie Allenby surveys the industry to find out if now is the right time to buy

Pearson India, recently launched its first book vending machine in India, reaching out to learners directly in the country. Through this initiative, Pearson India aims to provide easy access to a wide range of academic books, directly to the customers, enhancing their overall purchase experience. The vending machine is installed…

The property market is in focus today after Nationwide reported the first rise in prices in over a year and Rightmove posted annual results.

Up to 125,000 UK students will have the option to take Edexcel’s GCSE English language and English literature exams on-screen for the first time.