The Tracxn Geo Annual Report: UK Fintech 2023, based on Tracxn’s extensive database, provides a round-up of funding and other major developments in the UK fintech space in 2023.
A recent Zoho Digital Health Study* has revealed that almost two in five (39%) UK businesses surveyed have cited high inflation as a top concern beyond their control, as they attempt to recover from recent turbulence including rising costs, rampant inflation, disrupted supply chains, and the great resignation.
The entrepreneurial landscape is composed of individuals who possess the rare mix of innovation, creativity, and business acumen, the necessary skills to launch a new and successful company.
Tech know-how, quick thinking, and an employee-first approach are all critical elements of modern leadership.
This year is set to bring challenging but interesting times for sustainability communications. At the end of last year, 2023, the head of a national oil company led the most important climate summit in the world – COP28 – and meanwhile, our own government signed off on new oil and gas licences and rolled back on its net zero pledges.
Hint: It’s not the same as a Fortune 500 enterprise.
The Portable Monitor, a tech startup, has unveiled three new products. The Portable Monitor is known for creating the world’s first dual slide-out monitor extension that operates with just a single USB cable.
In an effort to promote self-acceptance and authenticity, Chipolo, a company known for its Bluetooth item trackers, has announced at CES 2024 the launch of 10,000 limited edition ‘Perfectly Imperfect’ Chipolo CARD Spot wallet finders.
The speaker programme at Workspace Design Show (27-28th February 2024, Business Design Centre, London) has been an integral part since the event’s inception in 2021 and this year is no exception with over 120 speakers featuring across four key elements of discourse.
Glasgow is aiming to become the largest Internet of Things (IoT) innovation hub in Europe following the launch of a £2.5 million public-private sector partnership.
Cost-effectiveness and adaptability are key priorities for employers when establishing a health and wellbeing support programme, as indicated by research from Towergate Health & Protection.
Business Companion offers a comprehensive and reliable source of guidance, applicable to any sector, entirely free of charge.
Let’s Do Business Group has acquired the trademark for its campaign, ‘Start Up September’. Celebrating four years of month-long campaigns tailored to budding entrepreneurs, this acquisition is a significant achievement, cementing the company’s dedication to nurturing startups and supporting economic growth in the South East and East of England.
As many experts predicted this time last year, AI took the technology sector by storm and many businesses began implementing it into their operations. AI’s influence on the technology landscape is not something that can be disputed. Research has demonstrated that 77% of companies are either using or exploring the use of AI, and the global AI market is expected to reach $1.85 trillion by 2030.
Forest, one of London’s most cost-effective shared e-bike providers, is broadening its ‘Friends of the Forest’ discount programme to encompass individuals aged 60 and above.
When you hire someone, it’s because you believe that they have the skills and experience to do the job well. That, and you think that they’ll be a good match for the company culture.
Innovation and agility are the lifeblood of startups, yet I’ve often observed a singular focus on talent acquisition as the key to success. In my experience, there’s a crucial aspect that’s frequently overlooked but equally vital: the quality of the workspace.
Chris Spillman of Biztech Lawyers explains the legal matters that startups need to address.
Reality: The idea do-it-yourself (DIY) contracts can save time and money is a common misconception among business owners and entrepreneurs. While the intent to cut costs and streamline processes is understandable, the reality is creating your contracts without legal expertise can lead to various risks and complications.
Startups Magazine is excited to announce that we will once again be exhibiting at ISE, taking place at the Fira de Barcelona Gran Via in Barcelona from 30th January – 2nd February. If you’re attending the show, come by Stand CS212 to pick up a copy of our latest magazine and brand-new Survival Guide, and have a chat with the team!
