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Automated Health Systems (AHS) has grown from a regional contractor into a national presence in government public health program management. The company works with state and local agencies to support programs that serve families and underserved communities. Much of its recent momentum has unfolded under the leadership of president Dr. Moses Haregewoyn, whose extensive academic […]

In a world grappling with persistent inflation eroding savings and near-zero bank interest rates, a period of noticeable change may be taking shape. The convergence of cryptocurrencies and artificial intelligence is occurring within digital markets as crypto adoption and AI usage continue to expand globally. Yet, amid this shift, many individuals—entrepreneurs and everyday dreamers—remain on […]

EU Inc promises simpler scaling, but founders question real impact.

Young Birmingham entrepreneur grows multimedia business through West Midlands investment.

The Education Secretary announced plans to strengthen AI safety measures in education.

The hard work ahead in 2026

As London battles congestion and rising urban delivery costs, Vok Bikes is accelerating the transition from vans to cargo bikes, offering businesses a faster, greener, and more cost-effective solution for last-mile logistics.

How R.Evolution's design-led approach fuses wellness, longevity, and architecture to heal places - and people.

A New Year's honour awarded to UKEF customer

As mortgage platforms push towards data-driven financial hubs, companies tied to home decarbonisation are bracing for policy wobble, with 2026 shaping up as a decisive year for the housing market.

Horizon research with UK involvement was more widely cited, as UK celebrates 2 years in Horizon Europe.

2026 trends for start-ups and scale-ups

IPOs, AI, and the deep-tech opportunity

Italian design elements shape the company's latest residential project in Ras Al Khaimah.

A product designer on spotting failure, integrating engineering and design, and building something better.

A festive surge with long-term investment potential

Mitch Strong, CEO and Founder of Pulse, discusses how his company is reshaping the sponsorship and live event marketing space, addressing inefficiencies, driving modernity, and ensuring that brands thrive in the booming live entertainment sector.

UK Government announces additional £22m in support for Port Talbot's steel industry and local enterprises.

Plans aim to free up enough electricity to supply two cities the size of London while accelerating nature recovery.

Uncertainty has become a defining feature of the UK business landscape, but for some founders it has sharpened rather than stalled decision-making. Across sectors, the emphasis has shifted away from scale for its own sake, towards attentiveness, restraint and judgement.

...from global experts to make 2026 your best year yet

UK Tech Minister Ian Murray returns from the G7 in Canada with new AI agreements and reinforced tech partnerships to modernise UK services and reduce costs.

As the year draws to a close, organisations are laying out plans for their 2026 strategies. But with many demands competing for their attention, where should leaders focus to make the biggest impact in the months ahead?

The new reality for venture capital as we approach 2026

A tale of contrasting currents

Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy chairs new expert panel today to ensure the UK remains at the forefront of global legal services in the £42.6bn industry.

This December, Stand Up To Cancer will unite people across the UK in a moving tribute with the Tribute Mile - a mile-long display of more than 5,000 illuminated lanterns honouring those lost to cancer.

How to turn hype into long-term business value

As the UK enters 2026, a growing number of small and medium‑sized enterprises (SMEs) are turning to automation and AI not as a fad, but as a lifeline - a way to streamline operations, scale efficiently and weather economic uncertainty.

What Britain's business owners really think