Technology Business News - Couples looking to separate may be able to use artificial intelligence to help sort out their divorce from dividing assets to parenting arrangements. Technology has played a key role in resolving disputes in recent years including analysing large amounts of data and managing risk.

Technology Business News - This year, the UK became the first country to allow self-driving cars on motorways at low speed.

Marketing Business News - Greater Manchester advertising agency Buy Me Media has unveiled a bold multi-media campaign to revive Salford s high streets and encourage shoppers back into town centres.

Charity Business News - A curry house in Whitchuch is joining a national celebration to commemorate the forefathers who introduced millions of Britons to a taste of the subcontinent.

Marketing Business News - Novi Digital has won a contract to provide SEO and PPC for Sensory Integration Education, a not-for-profit organisation working with health professionals, education and health experts, academic researchers and families to improve awareness, understan...

Technology Business News - Poor indoor air quality can be defined by high levels of pollutants in the air, such as dust, mould, toxic chemicals and viruses. Any one of these factors can exacerbate health problems, including asthma, allergies and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease COPD .

Technology Business News - An economics graduate who first traded in the stock market as a schoolgirl is behind the development of an app to encourage sustainable investing. Nikki Hawkes, 26, is the co-founder of Stratiphy, which has raised more than 440,000 in crowdfunding from 700 investors in 53 countries.

Finance Business News - Cheshire based Clarion Wealth Planning has appointed a new compliance director to enhance the company s dedication to its clients.

Technology Business News - Businesses in our mind s eye tend to fall into two categories. We separate traditional, old-world industries from the new and modern. But the lines are becoming blurred.In the past, any heavily digitised business that relied on heavily on tech was in the latter category, but this is now becoming the norm.