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The Dubai-founded display maker is betting on channel partners and bespoke products to win share in a crowded European market.
About 90% of the precinct's retail space is now leased or under offer, as Oxford Street gains a stronger day-to-night mix of tenants.
Resort operators are being pushed to optimise package sales, ancillary spend and group demand as room pricing loses its primacy.
Eighty self-service kiosks across Serbia now use a compact receipt printer as retailers seek smaller, more reliable checkout systems.
The trial could trim energy use at a site that welcomes about 17 million visitors a year, while helping meet its 2030 carbon-neutrality target.
The tie-up adds 20 specialists and gives Australian clients a broader AI offer as demand shifts from trials to production and oversight grows harder.
The deal gives Accor hotels a single view of performance data, helping teams cut manual reporting and react faster to demand shifts.
Earthworks are due to start next year on a long-delayed Wānaka resort that is expected to add 136 hotel rooms and 72 homes.
Nearly half of Australian frontline workers have had no AI guidance from employers, even as many already use the tools to cut admin and shift hassles.
For online brands shifting into shopfronts, traditional lenders often need proof of trading before funding fit-outs and rent.
Lenders backed 72% of North West deals in Brickflow's Q3 report, as stronger house prices and a shift towards leisure, healthcare and multi-let lifted activity.
Smaller firms welcomed rates relief in the Autumn Budget, but bosses warned energy bills, AI adoption costs and weak hiring confidence still bite.
Customer checkout round-ups have now delivered more than GBP £90 million to charities as cash use keeps falling and digital giving grows.
Businesses risk wasting AI spend unless they first map routine requests and hidden handoffs, Clive Mayhew argues in a new book.
Small firms could face higher borrowing costs and wage bills after the Budget, according to advisers who said ministers offered too little relief.
The new money will fund US expansion and deepen its video-based platform for deskless staff, who often miss traditional corporate training.
The charity-backed pot will aim to keep money in Hertfordshire for local groups, with employees also able to boost gifts through matched giving and volunteering.
Most Australian SMEs expect fuel and utility bills to squeeze margins over the next year, while 73% see the economy weakening.
Managers can now adjust shift staffing inside ChatGPT and Claude, with Planday saying the connectors keep existing access controls in place.
Auckland occupiers could face a longer wait for new office space, after rising costs and rates forced the developer to shelve its 55-storey tower.
