News
iStock has released its 2026 Marketing Trends, unpacking the visual and cultural trends that will…
Strada, the media collaboration startup co-founded by brothers Michael Cioni & Peter Cioni, announced a…
Figures show that the amount of exercise people do each week typically drops dramatically in…
As the UK faces a surge in winter illnesses, including rising cases of the super-flu,…
Global agrifoodtech accelerator Eatable Adventures has unveiled the findings of its annual report, “The State…
Experts have noted that while this year was challenging for Estonian founders and investors, the…
With UK businesses facing sluggish growth and tighter budgets, companies are increasingly turning to AI…
The ongoing war in Ukraine and strong international interest in innovative solutions in the defence industry are…
The Hustle Awards are back for 2026, and will be better than ever. The awards…
Forest has announced Octopus Energy as its official energy partner, helping pedal London towards cleaner,…
NatWest Group has opened applications for the second year of its Fintech Programme, targeting fintechs…
European small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) are rapidly integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into their operations, driven by economic pressures, competitive demands, and the promise of greater productivity. However, new research from Sharp Europe, a leading provider of business technology products and services, reveals that while 72% of UK SME owners now trust AI more than they did a year ago, concerns remain about the workforce’s ability to keep up.
The UK and Canada have agreed a deal to strengthen technology ties at a G7 Ministerial meeting, accelerating digitalisation for public services through tackling outdated technology, cyber threats, and driving growth with AI adoption among SMEs.
UK entrepreneurs and SME leaders are staying loyal but looking abroad. New data from e-Residency shows 90% would still start their business in Britain, yet 57% say post-Brexit barriers make the EU more attractive for expansion.
Mollie, one of Europe’s fastest-growing financial service providers, has signed an agreement to acquire GoCardless. The strategic combination creates one provider serving over 350,000 businesses that integrates card payments, local methods, and bank payments into a single solution.
2026 is almost here. SME owners felt the squeeze during 2025, with increases to the rate of National Insurance Contribution for employers and increases to the minimum wage resulting in higher per-employee costs.
monday.com has released the UK findings from its latest World of Work report. Surveying 500 UK and US directors on what will shape AI adoption in 2026, the data reveals that 78% of UK directors do not expect AI to reduce headcount within their teams next year – and almost a third (32%) actually expect to hire more because of it.
Ignite Next has announced its launch as Europe’s new scale-up programme for deeptech innovation, designed to bridge the gap between early-stage founders and industrial-scale success.
Harley Street Health District and AlbionVC announce a strategic partnership designed to expand access to transformative healthcare technologies and accelerate the adoption of new models of care in the UK.
A 15-year Impact Study of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses (10KSB) UK programme reveals alumni have created approximately £2.7bn in additional revenue and 41,000 additional new jobs across the UK.
