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How UK entrepreneurs are cracking the growth code

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.

For decades, brands relied on television commercials, radio spots, newspaper ads and billboards to reach their audiences. These methods helped them establish recognition and brand loyalty.

Companies that embed environmentally sustainable practices into their human resource management (HRM) strategies are significantly more likely to spark green creativity among employees, according to new research from Durham University Business School.

Sabby Gill on global growth, customer obsession, and scaling with purpose.

Label Sessions is redefining what it means to get expert advice - by matching bold ideas with bold experience, exactly when it counts. It's not coaching, not consulting, and definitely not business-as-usual.

When Nnamdi Emelifeonwu traded in his corporate law career for the uncertainty of a startup, he wasn't expecting to end up back at his parents' house. But the journey from high-flying lawyer to co-founder and CEO of Definely—a fast-growing legal tech company—is anything but conventional.

Female entrepreneurs are increasingly turning to luxury timepieces as both status symbols and investment vehicles.

Why start-ups like LAMA want smarter government support

Discover why entrepreneurs invest in Rolex watches as strategic assets thatmark achievements, build credibility, and appreciate in value.

The power of customer-first entrepreneurship

Exploring how purpose-driven leadership and self-mastery are reshaping the entrepreneurial landscape.

Ever wonder how diversity really impacts business?

A new wave of entrepreneurs is emerging, focused not just on profitability but on creating social impact.

Female entrepreneurship is booming, with women leading the charge in business and wealth management. As they break barriers and seize new opportunities, the game is changing - fast.

How can government policies better support startup growth?

"Scaling remote recruitment efficiently while maintaining quality was a deliberate choice shaped by flexibility," says Emily van Eyssen, founder of Remote Recruitment.

"Employer NICs, pension contributions, and payroll compliance create a tax burden that hits start-ups hardest, often forcing founders to choose between growth and survival."

Insights from Julian Hall, founder of Ultra Education and entrepreneur in residence at The Open University

Challenging outdated mental health systems with innovative, body-focused solutions, this entrepreneur shares her journey of disrupting traditional therapy models and offers empowering advice for female founders.

From PR campaigns to a thriving agency, Will Cookson and David Philips have built Pangolin from the ground up. They share the highs, the challenges, and what it takes to turn a small investment into a business that's making waves.

When it comes to making waves in the fitness industry, Dean Jackson, CEO of Dyaco UK and Sweatband.com, knows how to stay ahead of the curve.