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North Sea oil and gas firm Petrofac files for administration
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Back to books – Swedens schools cutting back on digital learning
Posted onWithout such measures, younger children from richer families, whose parents are more likely to be able to help them understand how to use AI tools, will gain an advantage creating a “digital divide”, warns Prof Linnéa Stenliden, at Linköping University’s Department of Behavioral Sciences.
Bigger than the Shard: Banking giant announces new £10bn office
Posted onPA Media The new development could bring 7,800 jobs to the area Global banking giant JP Morgan Chase has announced plans to build a new tower in Canary Wharf, claiming it will boost the UK’s economy by £10bn. The firm said at three million square feet (280,000 sq m), the building would have double the…
Britons booking later, closer, shorter UK breaks, travel firms say
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