Apple’s Rising Memory-Chip Costs Reveal the Hidden Price of the Global AI Investment Boom
Apple’s rising memory-chip costs expose how AI infrastructure investment is affecting consumer electronics, profit margins and global supply chains.
New EU E-Commerce Customs Rules Take Effect: What Online Retailers and Marketplaces Must Change
EU customs now require product identifiers for e-commerce imports. Learn what online retailers and marketplaces must provide from November 2026.
Britain and EU Reach Draft Food Trade Agreement: What European Businesses Need to Prepare For
Britain and the EU have agreed a draft food trade deal. What will change for exporters, manufacturers and businesses preparing for new rules?
Google’s AI Copyright Case Could Redefine the Relationship Between Publishers and Technology Platforms
An EU court adviser’s opinion on Google’s Gemini raises new questions about AI-generated answers, copyright, publisher rights and content licensing.
AI-Powered Cyberattacks: Why Corporate Crisis Management Must Change Before 2028
Britain’s cyber security authorities have warned that artificial intelligence is accelerating the capabilities of hostile actors, raising new questions about corporate resilience, executive accountability and the ability of organisations to communicate during a major disruption.
Britain’s Proposed AI Megacentre Exposes Europe’s Growing Electricity Infrastructure Challenge
National Grid’s planned Teesside substation illustrates how power availability and transmission capacity are becoming crucial to AI data-centre investment.
Corporate Silence Becomes a Communications Strategy as Businesses Navigate Political and Reputational Risks
Ipsos research suggests more businesses are adopting strategic silence on contentious issues as corporate reputation and political risks converge.
Brussels Launches Political Advertising Repository as Communications Industry Faces New Transparency Requirements
The European Commission’s political advertising repository pilot raises transparency and compliance questions for agencies and public affairs professionals.
AI Search Is Changing How Businesses Are Discovered. What Comes After Traditional Search?
As AI search changes traffic patterns, businesses need to rethink brand visibility, online publishing and direct audience relationships.
‘Lifting Sanctions Rewards War Crimes’: Razom We Stand Responds to Trump’s Russia Remarks
Razom We Stand warns against easing sanctions on Russia before an end to the war in Ukraine following President Trump’s Oval Office remarks on Stephen Hubbard’s release.
Airline Customer Data Exposure Highlights Growing Risks from Third-Party Technology Providers
A data-security incident involving Amadeus and several airlines illustrates the risks to businesses that rely on external technology suppliers.
Beyond the CEO: New Research Shows Why Corporate Communications Need More Executive Voices
New international research suggests that companies benefit from coordinated communications by executives with specialist expertise, rather than relying solely on the CEO.
