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Jennifer Thomas on building real diversity and inclusion at LSEG

For a century, corporate hierarchies have followed the same pyramid shape. Departments and divisions grew in size to build, market, and sell products.

Confetti bursts across the screen before a digital twin beams, greeting a fan by name. This moment is the new reality that Alters AI is determined to set for artists and fans alike. Built on proprietary conversational AI and rendering powered by NVIDIA, the platform operates from Los Angeles, London, Dubai, and Singapore, building digital […]

How start-ups can thrive in 2026 by embedding resilience, leveraging technology, and turning climate impact into a core business advantage.

How to build your reputation from zero

When Olivier Khatib began receiving requests from mid-sized enterprises for help to connect their data, automate their operations, and make their systems finally talk to each other, he saw a pattern the industry had ignored for years. “Every company has data,” he says. “But very few have intelligence. They’re not running on alignment—they’re running on […]

From biotech breakthroughs to green energy and tech sovereignty, agile start-ups are set to drive the UK's most disruptive innovations in 2026.

What Britain's business owners really think

It's so interesting that when we think about the concept of sales, the idea of being an introvert and good at it didn't seem to go together - as 'sales often' conjures notions of a 'pushy' demeanour and being 'great at the talking' bit.

How Zigzag scales science-led puppy coaching

UK entrepreneurs give guarded welcome – and sharp warnings – in response to the Autumn Budget

Following impactful participation at GISEC Global, GITEX Global, and Black Hat MEA, Datapatrol reinforces its role in shaping the region's data security and compliance landscape and continues to expand its footprint across the GCC.

There is no one more productive than an ADHD employee 2 hours before an important deadline, doing a week's worth of work at the eleventh hour.

Brian Horsburgh of Dell Technologies on why the shift to Windows 11 and AI-powered PCs is a pivotal moment for small businesses.

The key things British businesses often misunderstand when entering the US market.

How Brandon Dawson built an unstoppable scaling formula

How founders are rethinking AI for 2026

Careers often take unprecedented turns, winding through experiments, pauses, and deliberate turns that open unexpected doors. The path of Sotov Managing Director Andrea Patron fits that iterative story. He has steered his professional life through different rhythms, bringing lessons from one world into another and reshaping his role as he went. Patron leads Sotov with […]

Anton Hilton began his career as a web designer, later transforming that craft into a purpose-driven enterprise with the founding of Reffle, a platform designed to help others launch and grow online raffle ventures. At the same time, he saw an opportunity to channel commercial success into social good and created RaffleAid as a nonprofit […]

Daniel Ionescu on building media and the Millennial Masters brand

Aymeric Monod-Gayraud on transparency in lending and fintech innovation

Hannah Oyewole on empowering the next generation of women leaders

Scott Longman on community leadership rand urban impact

This year’s Business Show London proved to be a defining moment for the UK’s entrepreneurial landscape, as Entrepreneur UK brought together an eclectic mix of business leaders, innovators, and disruptors. From tech founders to social entrepreneurs, the event saw key figures come together to exchange ideas, shape the future of their industries, and discuss the […]

The journey of Tropic Skincare

As 2025 ends, Treefera is focused on expanding globally, advancing its platform, and ensuring team well-being. With a strong Series B round and new product milestones, the company is setting its sights on outpacing competitors in 2026 while maintaining sustainable growth and work-life balance.