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The UK’s next growth story

COVID tested London entrepreneurship, revealing business responsibility beyond profit alone.

Report exposes real costs and risks of scaling across global markets.

Founders share real lessons on timing, ownership and scaling businesses.

XPANCEO is reinventing human technology through invisible AI-powered smart lenses.

Most founders misjudge timelines, costs, and signals in expansion

Rosenberg champions authentic communications and bold leadership on The Apprentice.

Report reveals hidden costs, risks and timelines of scaling globally

How NatureMetrics scaled science into investment-grade nature intelligence

£150m funding aims to revive struggling high streets and community pride

The Prime Minister met President Xi in Beijing to strengthen UK–China relations.

UK firms must embed in China to unlock long-term growth.

Artificial intelligence strengthens fire watch guard services through verified compliance and accountability.

Vennre raises $9.6m to broaden private market access in MENA

Missing the EU-Start-ups Summit 2026 risks key connections

UK government funding aims to accelerate British AI research and innovation

How net zero moves from ambition to operational, investable reality

How UK start-ups navigate funding, policy, and impact

AI enables work, humans ensure accountability

BFA reveals robust confidence among members

In the race to decarbonise the built environment, ambition has rarely been the problem.

UK can lead Net Zero by aligning policy, funding, planning.

Samantha McBride swapped a lucrative career in finance for the start-up world. Now, she's using AI to revolutionise the financial advisory industry - making it faster, more efficient, and accessible.

The 2026 start-up shift to profit and sustainability

Isabella Wayte on driving innovation to transform a sector ready for smarter technology and better customer experiences.

Big opportunities in navigating the AI-driven future

Inside the thinking that turned a teenage idea into a global empire

Deborah Mitchell reflects on building a skincare legacy fit for royalty.

Every January, millions take part in Dry January, a month-long challenge to skip alcohol and reset. As demand for non-alcoholic drinks rises, Ben Branson's businesses are offering something more than simple substitutes.

Inside the autonomous-AI revolution reshaping Britain's tech scene - from trust-driven commerce to founder-friendly finance, and why 2026 will reward the leanest, fastest, most transparent companies ever built.