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Emily Jeffrey-Barrett defied odds by launching a creative agency that champions bold ideas and relentless energy amidst COVID-19.

The Abu Dhabi-based media company secures exclusive rights to operate digital advertising sites in central London, marking a key step in its global expansion strategy.

A bold step onto motorsport's most celebrated stage

From a Welsh football club to an American wrestling powerhouse, Rob Edwards is reshaping sports ownership with a disruptive, people-first strategy.

'The old-school accountant has met its match': Meet Arj Kumar, the tax tech entrepreneur bringing calm to chaos.

A one-day summit of bold ideas, brand-first strategies, and the future of the inbox - all live from the heart of London.

Dr Ellie Sateei, a pioneering aesthetic doctor with clinics in London and Sevenoaks, opens up about founding her practice as a single mother with no capital, connections, or cushion.

From a football coach juggling dual roles to leading a specialist investigations firm, Mark Hodgson reveals how adaptability, unconventional staffing, and sharp market insight fuelled Tremark's rise.

Why the next generation of disruptors is rethinking what it means to build in the UK.

Many view disability as a limitation. However, for others, it's a compass that points them to not what they can't do but to everything they must try.

How Jack Smith bootstrapped Love Finance from zero to £200m in SME lending—proving that speed, scrappiness, and a bit of beauty can disrupt even the most traditional industries.

Starting a business in the financial sector comes with its unique hurdles, but for Nik Charalampous, it was all about building trust

When Richard Davies launched Twickets, he wasn't chasing a fast buck or investor headlines—he was trying to fix a system he felt was broken.

In the post-pandemic business climate, where remote work is the norm and environmental, social and governance (ESG) is a boardroom priority, companies are racing to embed purpose into their operations. But how do you build a business model around doing good - while still doing well?

For over a century, the global power grid has remained largely unchanged. Built at a time when centralized power plants and fossil fuels dominated, today, the traditional grid system is failing to keep up with the demands of modern society.

Mental illness continues to affect society disproportionately. Factors like access to care, stigma, social isolation, and economic pressures contribute to this crisis

Bold flavours. Big vision. Anisa Khan's Bombay Pizza is shaking up the slice game with serious spice.

Looking at the current business landscape, it's clear that AI and other Industry 4.0 technologies are not mere buzzwords; they're an integral part of organizations globally.

Catriona Campbell on making AI work for business.

How UK entrepreneurs are cracking the growth code

In start-up culture, sleep deprivation is often worn as a badge of honour.

The conversation on artificial intelligence (AI) is stuck in a cycle of extremes. On one side, AI is framed as a job-destroying force, automating roles out of existence and replacing human creativity.

The 24-year-old reinventing your tap water

London-based food delivery company Deliveroo is acquired by US meal delivery firm DoorDash at the valuation of about US$3.85 billion.

As tech start-ups race to capture users and scale fast, Tribela is taking a different path — one grounded not in disruption, but in responsibility.

Turning lived experience into a business that puts people — not labels — first.

The complexity of healthy, balanced lifestyles has been explored for centuries, and today's technology offers exciting opportunities.

Four years ago, James Eid was a university student with a side hustle that looked, frankly, a bit mad. While wonky carrots and curved cucumbers had begun to win the public over, Eid's big idea — wonky bread — was something entirely new.

For Britain's startup economy to thrive, the government must move beyond policy announcements and deliver sharper tools that actually reach the innovators.

Pip Wilkins QFP, CEO of the British Franchise Association (BFA), has been named among the world's top 10 franchise influencers in the 2025 Global Franchise Influencers list, published annually by SeoSamba.