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  • The real Guinness Six Nations showdown is happening in the pub

    Sport Business

    As the Guinness Six Nations kicks off, Britain will do what it does best: argue about referees, over-analyse scrums, and drink a respectable amount of beer. And while the games unfold on the pitch, another contest will play out in pubs, feeds and group chats across the country. For beer brands, live sport remains one [...]

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  • Renault warns UK customers after cyberattack exposes data

    Renault and its sister brand Dacia have warned UK customers to be vigilant after hackers stole personal information in a cyber attack on one of the carmaker’s third-party data providers. The French-owned group confirmed that details including names, addresses, dates of birth, gender, phone numbers, vehicle identification numbers and vehicle registration details may have been [...]

    Renault and Dacia logos on display amid cyberattack news warning UK customers of data theft and security risks
  • Ex-GCHQ chief: No company should be offline for weeks after cyberattack

    Tech

    No vigilant company should need to go offline for more than a few days after a cyberattack, the former director of GCHQ has said in comments that will pile fresh scrutiny on Jaguar Land Rover’s (JLR) preparedness before its hack left production at a standstill for over a month. Robert Hannigan, who ran the UK [...]

    Robert Hannigan said no company hit by a cyberattack should be offline for two weeks (Photo by Ben Birchall/AFP via Getty Images)
  • Asahi cyberattack halts domestic operations amid ongoing investigation

    September 30, 2025

    Japan’s largest brewer, Asahi Group Holdings, remains unable to resume production at its domestic factories following a cyberattack on Monday, with the firm unable to provide a timeline for when normal operations might resume. “Asahi Group Holdings is currently experiencing a system failure caused by a cyberattack, affecting operations in Japan,” it said in a [...]

  • Asahi: Peroni and London Pride brewer slips further into the red

    October 7, 2024

    Japanese beer maker Asahi, whose brands also include Peroni, saw its UK division slip further into the red during its latest financial year. The London-headquartered arm posted a pre-tax loss of £14m for 2023, having also lost £6.3m in the prior 12 months. Asahi UK last reported a pre-tax profit when it achieved a total [...]

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