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How any company can become a peace tech startup
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How any company can become a peace tech startup

Anadyr Horizon was not yet a peace tech company when I first met them last summer.

Features 7 hours ago
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What is the growing impact of technology on our wellbeing and sense of self?

How we perceive technology depends on who we are, the aspirations we have, and the philosophy we live by, on a daily basis.

Features 1 day ago
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TV advertising is closer than you think

For the first time since 2021, TV advertising spend in the UK grew year-on-year in 2024 – hitting £5.27 billion. Not bad for a format some declared dead in the wake of Netflix binges and TikTok scrolling.

Features 1 day ago
YouTube fame, entrepreneurial game: in conversation with Caspar Lee
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YouTube fame, entrepreneurial game: in conversation with Caspar Lee

Caspar Lee is a South African-born entrepreneur and investor, and former YouTube personality who rose to prominence through his engaging content during the platform's early years.

Features 1 day ago
Why leaders must prioritise a psychologically safe environment
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Why leaders must prioritise a psychologically safe environment

I recently spoke to a senior manager who, upon leaving a workplace mandated DEI session, told me that he had learned a new term that day. "Fantastic," I said, assuming it to be directly related to diversity, equality, or inclusion. “Psychological safety,” he told me.

Features 1 day ago
How the NHS Innovation Accelerator is helping startups scale in healthcare
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How the NHS Innovation Accelerator is helping startups scale in healthcare

The global medtech and healthtech startup community has no shortage of bold ideas. Across the world, early-stage companies are developing digital tools, medical devices, and AI-driven solutions aimed at tackling some of the most complex challenges in healthcare. Yet, while innovation flourishes, scaling successfully remains notoriously difficult.

Features 1 day ago
How I vibe coded my first app
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How I vibe coded my first app

Vibe coding is an approach to producing software by using artificial intelligence (AI), where a person describes a problem in a few natural language sentences as a prompt to a large language model (LLM) tuned for coding. (Wikipedia)

Features 2 days ago
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Work immigration changes set to hit startups and SMEs

The UK government is implementing significant immigration changes this month, with further reforms expected. These changes are part of a programme of legislation over the course of this parliament aiming to reduce reliance on lower-skilled overseas labour while still attracting top talent.

Features 2 days ago
Missed by the headlines: the true story of European tech’s summer 2025
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Missed by the headlines: the true story of European tech’s summer 2025

While much of Europe sweats through a record-hot summer and the headlines are unusually quiet, the real action in tech investing is happening where few are looking. No IPO fireworks, no M&A frenzy – and yet, this is precisely the season when the most interesting trajectories quietly start to take shape.

Features 3 days ago
How neobanks can reassure and retain users as fines add up
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How neobanks can reassure and retain users as fines add up

In early July 2025, neobank giant Monzo was handed a £21 million fine by the FCA for onboarding thousands of customers deemed ‘high risk’. This followed a €3.5 million fine issued to Revolut earlier in the year for failing to address money laundering on its platform, and a £29 million fine levied against Starling Bank in October 2024 for deficiencies in its financial crime controls.

Features 6 days ago
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One year on – is Labour still the party of business?

A year since Labour’s historic landslide, is the government doing enough to back British business? Mark Smith, UK & Ireland Managing Director at Ayming, argues that while the intent is there, Labour must accelerate the pace of delivery on innovation and reform if it’s serious about driving meaningful economic growth.

Features 6 days ago
Boosting engagement and revenues: implementing GenAI into the sales engine
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Boosting engagement and revenues: implementing GenAI into the sales engine

In today’s highly competitive sales environment, success hinges on building strong relationships and deeply understanding customer needs. Generative AI (GenAI) is redefining the game, empowering sales professionals to integrate this transformative technology seamlessly into core business strategies, unlocking new efficiencies and a decisive competitive edge.

Features 1 week ago
How can a startup survive its first years?
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How can a startup survive its first years?

Every day, news feeds are flooded with headlines about the launch of new startups. One by one, bold announcements appear – a new project, a new name, a new ambitious vision. But before long, most of them fade away. They disappear from the radar before they’ve had a real chance to make their mark.

Features 1 week ago
Why startups struggle to sell and what behavioural science reveals about it
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Why startups struggle to sell and what behavioural science reveals about it

Founders often obsess over product features, funnels, and pricing but forget the one thing that drives decisions: human psychology.

Features 1 week ago
Read before you sign: tops tips for business owners before entering a contract
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Read before you sign: tops tips for business owners before entering a contract

In the fast-moving world of startups, momentum is key. You're constantly pitching, hiring, negotiating, and closing deals, often all in the same day. Amid the whirlwind, contracts can become just another item on the to-do list, signed and filed away with barely a second thought.

Features 1 week ago
Unlocking business opportunities through informal networking
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Unlocking business opportunities through informal networking

With social media, networking events, and digital tools for connection, it’s easy to forget that building connections didn’t always take place online. In fact, all business was once driven by old-fashion social networks, and there’s still immense value in that.

Features 1 week ago
From HR to IT: 5 core areas that determine a fintech’s success
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From HR to IT: 5 core areas that determine a fintech’s success

Launching a fintech straight out of university is like riding a rollercoaster – full of ups and downs and more than a few sleepless nights. While some things click right away, others demand time, patience, and plenty of iterations.

Features 1 week ago
How SMBs can develop a multi-layered approach to cybersecurity
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How SMBs can develop a multi-layered approach to cybersecurity

Cyberattacks are no longer limited to large corporations, in fact 42% of small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) reported experiencing a cybersecurity breach or attack last year. For SMBs, a single breach can lead to severe consequences. In fact, six in 10 (60%) small companies go out of business within six months of a cyber-attack. From ransomware and phishing to leaked credentials sold on the dark web, today’s attacks are more frequent, more sophisticated, and more damaging. 

Features 1 week ago
Small businesses under siege: exploring the phishing threat facing SMEs
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Small businesses under siege: exploring the phishing threat facing SMEs

Recent research from Vodafone revealed that small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across the UK are losing a total of £3.4 billion annually to cyber attacks, with phishing being the dominant form of attack against small businesses. At a time when an ever-growing number of cyber criminals are taking advantage of artificial intelligence’s (AI’s) capabilities to improve the success of their attacks, the threat to SMEs is exacerbated.

Features 1 week ago
From Sofia to Saigon: a new map for startup engineering
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From Sofia to Saigon: a new map for startup engineering

Remote hiring is becoming increasingly popular. 82.9% of tech firms utilise it to optimise costs, tap into a global talent pool, and scale their operations efficiently. Startups use this strategy to remain agile, innovate fast, and compete in volatile markets.

Features 2 weeks ago

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