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Companies are facing a workplace confidence problem as technology develops rapidly, new research shows.

Google’s John Mueller recently discussed how Google processes PDFs for ranking purposes, how it indexes them for use in AI Mode and regular search, and why it is able to use links in PDFs the same as it does for regular HTML web pages.

In a blog post published Monday, the company announced a new image-based ad format. It also announced expanded measurement partnerships for advertisers and pilots meant to show brands how its placement safeguards work. OpenAI said ChatGPT now reaches 1.2 billion people each week, and described advertising as a way to fund broader access to AI…

For years, ad agency holdcos have been competing to build the best data and tech stacks.

The broker’s Retail Pulse survey finds 95% of UK retailers report serious cyber exposure, a year after M&S and Co-op were hit, while its wider data shows most clients’ limits fall short of a severe loss

Nothing says corporate efficiency quite like scheduling another meeting to discuss how much time everyone is supposedly saving.

The hacking group behind a massive FBI data breach says it will not publish the information it obtained, but cannot guarantee what will happen with the data it already shared.

“The customer is always right” must be one of the most repeated pieces of business advice of all time, but it might also have had its day. We recently asked UK business leaders which bits of standard business advice they thought were nonsense, and 41 per cent picked exactly that phrase. I think they may…

Georgia seems poised to switch to a hand-marked paper ballot system for the 2028 election, but researchers and cybersecurity experts say there is a lot more to consider to ensure that voting stays secure and free from undue influence.

Chinese and US flags wave outside a technology company in Beijing, on April 17, 2025. (Photo by PEDRO PARDO/AFP AFPhide caption