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Business NewsCNTXT AI Raises US$60 Million in Series A Funding Round
The Series A funding round, co-led by AI71 and BlueFive Capital, will support product development, market expansion, and AI infrastructure deployments for government and enterprise customers. UAE-based AI company CNTXT AI has raised US$60 million in a Series A funding round co-led by AI71, an Abu Dhabi-based applied AI company focused on sovereign, domain-specialized AI, […] -
Business NewsJeff Bezos to Headline 10th VivaTech as Top Speaker
Amazon founder explores space, AI and Earth’s technological future -
FranchisesFranchising is entering a golden era – but not for everyone
Why institutionalisation is transforming franchising from entrepreneurship to scale.By Mohsin Saleh
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EntrepreneursYour Business Will Never Outgrow Your Nervous System
The capacity habits behind building multiple companies in midlife -
EntrepreneursLonely at the top – what founders can do
Founders confront loneliness; experts share strategies to build connection and resilience. -
Business NewsUK Small Business Growth Awards
Healthy drinks, campervans and e-bikes win UK small business awards -
Business NewsBlue Origin CEO Dave Limp to Speak at VivaTech
Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp joins astronaut Mike Massimino at VivaTech -
Business NewsFrench President Macron Joins VivaTech 2026 Speaker Line-Up
Emmanuel Macron to discuss AI and Europe’s tech future. -
EntrepreneursStop Confusing Your Dreams with Your Goals
From SMART to WISE: why control matters more than outcomesBy Jasmine Eyal -
Business NewsEntrepreneur UK: Business Breakfast Reflections
Founders urged to choose conviction, resilience and authenticity over perfection. -
Business NewsWhy Keeping AI Out of the Classroom Is the Wrong Answer
Some schools and districts across the United States are reassessing the role of technology in the classroom. Phones are being banned (understandably so), and screen time is being capped. In some districts, schools have reduced or limited classroom technology use in response to concerns about distraction, screen time, and the broader effects of digital media […] -
Business NewsNew campaign promotes female engineers
New campaign led by In-Comm Training highlights female role models in engineering and manufacturing, aiming to boost inclusion and inspire future talent. -
Business News01Health Raises $15M for Expansion
01Health secures $15 million to expand specialist healthcare access globally. -
Business NewsBoosting AI Productivity
Skills England launches AI training tools to close workplace skills gaps. -
EntrepreneursJason Jouan Confirms Brixvoir Partnership With Angel Property Finance on £50 Million Funding Framework
The full details of Brixvoir’s launch were revealed following confirmation of a strategic funding framework with Angel Property Finance valued at up to £50 million. The agreement signals the formal launch of Brixvoir, a new residential investment and operational platform built around acquisitions, funding, development and long-term asset management under one structure. The agreement includes […] -
Business NewsSXSW London bets on ideas, influence and East London energy
SXSW London transforms Shoreditch into a global hub for innovation -
EntrepreneursHow to build when your home country is at war
Ukrainian founder reflects on wartime entrepreneurship, UK-Ukraine collaboration, resilience. -
EntrepreneursEveryone’s professional network needs more weak links
Weak links often unlock opportunities, insights, and career-changing connections.By Anu Adebajo -
Business NewsIs an MBA Still Worth It? How the International Career Institute Measures the Real ROI
With new, faster ways to learn and career paths in constant motion, it’s no surprise that some professionals are rethinking the worth of a Masters of Business Administration. Today, the question isn’t so much about the prestige of the degree as it is about whether it aligns with a person’s goals, finances, and career rhythm. […] -
EntrepreneursThe Founder Who Built a BPO Business to Outlast His Day-to-Day Role
Most founders grip tighter when the machine begins to roar. Anthony Godley chose the rarer move. After building Logix BPO into an international outsourcing business with more than 1,000 full-time staff, he stepped out of the chief executive seat and took the chairman’s role, staking his name on an idea many founders never dare test: […] -
FinanceThe Franchise Test
How Lloyds Bank assesses which franchise businesses get funded – and which don’t -
Franchise ProfileWhy Smart Money Backs Franchising
Why franchising offers stability, support and lower risk during uncertainty. -
Business NewsSaudi Investor Prince Khaled bin Alwaleed Visits Downing Street and SXSW London to Discuss Investment, Talent, and the Future of Cities
Prince Khaled bin Alwaleed combined meetings at 10 Downing Street with a SXSW London appearance to share insights on city-building, technology investment, and the talent ecosystems powering future growth. -
Franchise ProfileFarmed, Not Franchised
How The Black Farmer scaled nationally without franchising or formulas -
Franchise ProfileScaling a franchise
Franchise disputes often emerge when growth outpaces contractual alignment -
Business NewsMeta Launches Cross-Platform AI Agent to Streamline Customer Engagement
Meta launches Business Agent to automate messaging-based business sales -
Business NewsLal Abdul Salam’s Journey From Young Engineer in Dubai to Leader in Reinforced Composite Manufacturing
When Lal Abdul Salam, founder of Smithline Reinforced Composites, arrived in Dubai in 1992 with a background in chemical engineering, the UAE was entering a period of rapid industrial and infrastructure expansion that would reshape the region over the following decades. Large-scale utility systems and urban development projects were beginning to accelerate across the Gulf, […] -
EntrepreneursBetween the Lines
Founder story explores reinvention, resilience, growth, and unconventional career paths -
Franchise ProfileInside the Franchise Model
Franchisee experience highlights risk, debt, and transparency concerns in franchising -
Franchise ProfileThe Franchise Reality Check
Franchising success demands realism, discipline, support, and clear expectations today -
Business NewsWilliam Masih Is Positioning Wellin5 for Institutional Scale In Behavioral Healthcare
Ask most behavioral health founders how they got here, and the answer involves a personal mission, a moment of clinical insight, or a story about a family member. Ask William Masih, and the answer is operational. He started a virtual therapy company in Canada more than a decade ago, ran it through the conditions that […] -
TechnologyPrithvinath Garigapuram and the Case for Decision Support in Neurovascular Care
In neurovascular care, critical decisions are made in the narrow window between reviewing a scan and determining a treatment pathway. In high risk cases clinicians must quickly assess complex imaging alongside a patient’s medical history, and procedural risk factors. In time, they may need to decide whether immediate intervention is required, whether a patient can […]By will jones -
TechnologyNetRanks Warns That Brands Not Named in AI Answers Risk Falling Out of Market Consideration
As more consumers turn to conversational AI platforms for product recommendations, research summaries, and decision guidance, marketing analysts say the criteria for market visibility are shifting. Instead of appearing on search results pages, brands are now competing to be mentioned directly in answers generated by systems such as ChatGPT, Claude, Google’s AI Overviews, and Perplexity. […] -
EntrepreneursModel Behaviour
Why strong systems underpin sustainable franchise growth and profitability. -
Franchise Profile
Why Franchising Fails?
Steve Lee reveals what separates scalable franchise brands from failures. -
Business NewsWhat Divorce Does to a Founder-Owned Business
For most founders, the business is the single largest asset they own. It represents years of work, personal financial risk, and in many cases, the majority of their net worth. What many do not think about is what happens to that asset if a marriage ends. With 42% of UK marriages projected to end in […] -
EntrepreneursWhy Most Companies Are Getting AI Adoption Wrong
Why better AI users, not better tools, drive results. -
TechnologyTurning Regulation into Opportunity
How SMEs can turn compliance requirements into growth opportunities. -
TechnologyThe Robotaxi Future Won’t Be Decided in Silicon Valley
inDrive founder and CEO Arsen Tomsky says autonomous vehicles will be shaped less by wealthy cities than by fast-growing, price-sensitive megacities in the global south -
TechnologyCutting Out the Noise
Entrepreneurs risk losing deep thinking in an AI-driven distraction economy -
TechnologyEurope Cannot Afford to Miss the Intelligence Era
London’s Palantir decision exposed Europe’s growing dependence on American AI infrastructure.By Max Buchan -
TechnologySXSW Lands in East London
SXSW London bets on East London’s creative and cultural collisions. -
Franchise ProfileWhen two heads are better than one – why going into business together could be the best move you’ve ever made
Couples and friends weigh rewards and risks of co-founding businessesBy Pip Wilkins -
LeadershipWomen’s Health Is Not a Niche. It Is a Mispriced Market.
The Wealth–Health Convergence is reshaping how women’s health is priced -
TechnologyHow Art Technology Holdings is Building a More Personalized Future for Art and Luxury Collecting Through AI
The art and collectibles industry has long depended on relationships, intuition, and personal expertise. Collectors often rely on years of trust with galleries, advisors, auction specialists, and luxury professionals to navigate purchases that are deeply personal and frequently emotional. At the same time, the process behind those interactions has remained fragmented across emails, PDFs, spreadsheets, […] -
LifestyleOld Bags Luncheon™ Expands Its Global Fundraising Vision With New Focus on London and Dubai
Palm Beach and Greenwich, Connecticut, have largely been the epicenters for extravagant luncheons, where tables fill quickly, and philanthropy arrives dressed in couture clothing. Old Bags Luncheon™ took shape inside that environment nearly three decades ago, though founder Eileen Cornacchia insists the concept was always more than a spectacle. “Fundraising doesn’t require a solemn expression […] -
EntrepreneursStrong businesses are built on strong teams
UK employment law reforms raise hiring costs and reshape workforce strategyBy Serge Santos -
Business NewsHow to Scale Products That Never Behave the Same Way Twice
Most ecommerce advice rests on a basic assumption: the product is stable. One SKU means one set of photos, one description, one pricing logic, one fulfillment path, and one set of customer expectations. Sell enough of those, refine the playbook, and scale becomes a matter of marketing efficiency and operational discipline. That logic works well […] -
TechnologyUTILITER: Twenty Years Building Hospitality Software for Europe’s Most Demanding Market
Founded in Varaždin, Croatia, in 2005, UTILITER is a SaaS company building software for tourism, retail, and hospitality. Its product suite covers property management, cashless payments, and AI-driven analytics. Last year, the company ranked 41st on the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 list for Central Europe, recording 682% revenue growth between 2021 and 2024. We spoke […] -
EntrepreneursCornelius Schmahl: Every Unicorn Runs the Same Framework. Why OKRs Are the One Thing Founders Cannot Skip
Cornelius Schmahl says that every company he has invested in or worked with has run well at first without any system. Purely on the personal willpower of the founder holding everything together. That works for the first five employees. For the first ten. Depending on the team, sometimes even for the first twenty or thirty. […] -
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Business NewsHealthcare Clinics in the UK Struggle for Visibility
New aesthetic clinics struggle for Google visibility during critical first year. -
Business NewsUK Businesses Gain Access to Indian Designers
Launches dedicated UK design recruitment channel to address British creative talent shortage