The latest trends on UK productivity make for stark reading, but are just a continuation of an overall trend that stretches back many decades when compared to the major economies of the world…

The spectre of COVID-19 and the universal, unforgiving, existential threat it poses has cast a shadow, long and dark across everyday life, with sport a real part of this.

Among the many unsolicited ‘how to work from home’ guides for employees, Erminia Blackden, strategy director at Engine offers some advice to employers in the ad industry: if you want a diverse, equal and productive workforce then it’s time to start taking remote working seriously.

30 June 2020: Today, UK Export Finance (UKEF) – the Government department and the UK’s export credit agency – has announced the appointment of ENGINE as its creative agency.

ENGINE is bringing social and influencer industry expertise from the sofa to your screen with its new panel-based Zoom series ‘Sofa Sessions’. Read on to find out more about session #4.

Facebook heads into July with a growing number of brands pausing advertising spend on the platform.

In Episode 9 of Data Leaders of the North; The Podcast, Kyle Winterbottom is joined by Will Lowe, Chief Data Officer of Engine UK to discuss ‘The Pathway to CDO’.

With pubs, restaurants, cinemas and hairdressers being able to reopen from 4 July, business in the UK are on the lookout for positive signs from consumers about their intention to go back to pre-COVID-19 purchase behaviour. Read on to find out what.

Today MoneySuperMarket is launching a new TV advert and multi-media campaign introducing the Money Calm Bull. The campaign builds on last year’s rebrand, which highlighted the feeling of calm you can get from knowing your bills are under control with MoneySuperMarket.

ENGINE Sport Managing Director Lisa Parfitt hosted the latest edition of the ‘ENGINE Sport Presents’ webinars. Joining Lisa were three guests with a wealth of sports broadcasting experience – all of whom have had to adjust in order to fulfil their audiences’ needs during COVID-19.