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Scaling in an unstable market: the current challenge for fintechs
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Scaling in an unstable market: the current challenge for fintechs

Fintech is approaching a time of consolidation. During the last decade, growth has been rapid and expansive, spawning new technologies and seemingly endless startups. But while both markets have always been characterised by volatility, various socioeconomic factors have led to an industry slowdown.

Features 2 months ago
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Garbage in, garbage out: how bad data can fool AI

In the realm of artificial intelligence, the adage of "garbage in, garbage out" holds more weight than ever before. 

Features 2 months ago
The problem with periods, plastic, and pollution
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The problem with periods, plastic, and pollution

Ira Guha is the founder of Asan, an award-winning social venture committed to reducing period product waste and ending period poverty.

Features 2 months ago
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Understanding investment: what are the circles of funding and portfolio theory?

For founders trying to find their way through the world of investment, the language alone can feel like a closed shop: SEIS, Series A, VCT (venture capital trust), syndicates, ARR (annual recurring revenue), traction. But understanding these terms – and the logic behind how investors make decisions – can change how you approach pitching entirely.

Features 2 months ago
Will AI replace people? The Solvora.ai perspective
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Will AI replace people? The Solvora.ai perspective

In a world increasingly preoccupied with AI displacing jobs and automating roles, one question dominates headlines and boardroom discussions alike: Will AI replace people? As the founder of Solvora.ai, a platform building agentic AI co-pilots for solopreneurs and small businesses, my answer is clear: AI will not replace people. But it will radically replace how people work.

Features 2 months ago
Coping with the first taste of financial distress
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Coping with the first taste of financial distress

As an entrepreneur navigates their startup from the helm, they will have an optimal view of financial health and the direction this is heading in. While navigating a business is no smooth sailing, witnessing the first signs of financial strain can be distressing, however, when acted upon early, the business owner can shore up finances by seeking professional insolvency guidance.

Features 2 months ago
How businesses can spend smarter in the decade ahead
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How businesses can spend smarter in the decade ahead

In the world of business, change is constant and forward planning is challenging. But, despite all this, one thing remains the same – the ambition to spend smarter.

Features 2 months ago
Unlocking revenue growth: how fintechs can avoid common traps
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Unlocking revenue growth: how fintechs can avoid common traps

Fintech startups often underestimate the complexity of scaling revenue, sometimes fatally. Mistakes made during this critical stage frequently drain resources, halt momentum, and can even lead promising companies to fail entirely.

Features 2 months ago
Legal is an engine for growth – not just a distress purchase
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Legal is an engine for growth – not just a distress purchase

Ask most founders when they first called a lawyer, and the answer is usually the same: when something went wrong. A co-founder fallout. A deal that turned messy. A competitor copycatting their product. Legal support gets brought in when things catch fire, not while the idea’s still burning bright.

Features 3 months ago
Navigating tariff uncertainty with alternative data
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Navigating tariff uncertainty with alternative data

In the new normal of global trade, policies shift overnight, markets swing unpredictably, and yesterday's financial reports might as well be ancient history.

Features 3 months ago
How the new SGP.32 standard is modernising global IoT deployments
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How the new SGP.32 standard is modernising global IoT deployments

With over 34 billion connected devices expected to be in operation worldwide by 20281, industries across the globe are facing mounting pressure to adopt streamlined, scalable connectivity strategies. The accelerating expansion of the Internet of Things (IoT) brings immense opportunity, but also significant logistical and technical complexity.

Features 3 months ago
Built to scale: the UK innovation hubs turning ideas into impact
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Built to scale: the UK innovation hubs turning ideas into impact

Startups today face more complexity and competition than ever before. Having a great idea is no longer enough. Success depends on how quickly founders can build the right support around them – whether that’s forging strong connections, accessing funding and mentorship, gaining access to the right talent at the right time, having flexibility, or becoming part of a strong community.

Features 3 months ago
 Why data privacy is a fundamental human right
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Why data privacy is a fundamental human right

In an age where every click, swipe, and search can be tracked, stored and analysed, data privacy is no longer a luxury but a necessity. From social media profiles to medical records and financial transactions, personal information is constantly collected and processed, often without understanding or consent.

Features 3 months ago
How can startups win and keep high-impact talent in 2025?
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How can startups win and keep high-impact talent in 2025?

Some professionals don’t fit the mould. In fact, it’s often the most talented, high-impact workers who quietly carry more than their share of work, especially in specialised fields like deeptech. These individuals can often define the direction and pace of progress in startups and small business, yet leading them is anything but straightforward.

Features 3 months ago
King's Trust mentor's top 20 tips for startups
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King's Trust mentor's top 20 tips for startups

Jamie Boyd is a former professional rugby player who suffered a career-ending knee injury aged 24. He took a £3,000 loan from The Prince's Trust (now known as The King's Trust) to lease a van and put in 70-hour weeks to build a nationwide same-day courier operation, Today Team, from scratch.

Features 3 months ago
What NIH budget cuts mean for UK medtech startups exploring US clinical trials
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What NIH budget cuts mean for UK medtech startups exploring US clinical trials

The US National Institutes of Health (NIH) has long been a pillar of global medical research and the lead agency of the United States government for biomedical and public health research. The NIH has been instrumental in advancing medical knowledge and improving health outcomes through its extensive support of clinical trials.

Features 3 months ago
Beyond the boardroom: why startup founders should champion young entrepreneurs
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Beyond the boardroom: why startup founders should champion young entrepreneurs

Every year, The Apprentice finale sparks lively conversations about the merits of the candidates, including what it means to be a successful entrepreneur. The boardroom drama, the sharp suits, the elevator pitches – it’s designed for TV, but it also reflects how many still view business: competitive, high-stakes, and full of ebullient characters.

Features 3 months ago
5 things startups need to know before investing in AI solutions
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5 things startups need to know before investing in AI solutions

Few technologies have received as much attention from businesses as artificial intelligence (AI). The fanfare surrounding AI is hard to ignore, but startup founders must look past the hype and get the full picture before investing in any AI solution. Before you invest, you should recognise five crucial facts about AI.

Features 3 months ago
AI won’t replace CFOs – but CFOs who embrace AI will lead the future
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AI won’t replace CFOs – but CFOs who embrace AI will lead the future

In a world awash with AI headlines and tech disruption, Sara Daw, CEO of The CFO Centre, cuts through the noise with a compelling message – AI isn’t coming to take our jobs, it’s coming to transform them. And for company leaders and the finance teams that support them, the implications are both profound and empowering.

Features 3 months ago
Unlearning to grow: why founders must rethink what they know
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Unlearning to grow: why founders must rethink what they know

Annually my family visits Ithaca, New York to visit friends and celebrate the New Year. Each time we go, I find myself at a small coffee shop; I spend a few hours here by myself, taking stock of where I am with my business, my life, and putting together an intentional idea of where I wish to be at my next visit. I call it my “planning day,” and with my head in a good place, I have some pretty incredible insights that bring great meaning to where I am and where I want to go.

Features 3 months ago

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