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In many instances, car accidents are traumatic events that can shock victims into inaction, making it more difficult for them to respond appropriately when it comes to taking care of themselves and others involved in a crash. This shock can also limit their ability to make clear decisions after the matter, which could, in turn, […]

A total of 114 people from Scotland are recognised for their contributions to their communities and to the nation in His Majesty The King's New Year Honours.

Horizon research with UK involvement was more widely cited, as UK celebrates 2 years in Horizon Europe.

As mortgage platforms push towards data-driven financial hubs, companies tied to home decarbonisation are bracing for policy wobble, with 2026 shaping up as a decisive year for the housing market.

2026 trends for start-ups and scale-ups

For much of the past decade, the UK start-up ecosystem was shaped by scale and spectacle. Founders were urged to think big, move fast and disrupt entire industries.

The medical alert industry has been around for some time and has provided a vital service for seniors and those suffering from health issues. When something goes wrong, seniors do have access to emergency help. New technologies are influencing how medical alert systems are designed and used. Alert systems are continuing to evolve into intelligent […]

Running a fast-growing business as a founder-CEO can feel exhilarating and terrifying. You are the visionary, the decision-maker, the strategist and often the bottleneck.

Thinking bigger, scaling faster

Why UK venture capital is abandoning pitch theatre and backing ventures that perform

Early Encounters with Technology Gleb Kuznetsov’s fascination with computers began in the mid-1990s, a time when access to technology was far from ordinary. Growing up in an environment where his parents had little understanding of computers, Gleb became the family’s unofficial translator between the analog past and the digital future. His first glimpse into design […]

Entering the world of apps that promote a creative outlet like drawing is no easy task, particularly when taking a bootstrapped approach (meaning, with no external guidance or financial support). Many people want tools that make creative activities accessible and casual, and building that kind of app with no expert backup requires teams to center […]

How war, space, and supply chains will redefine tech

Practical strategies that actually improve focus

Artificial intelligence (AI) is here and becoming increasingly more embedded in the day‑to‑day work of marketing teams and business leaders alike.

As the industry pauses for Christmas, two investors look ahead to 2026 - a year that could reshape how technology is built, deployed and valued.

IPOs, AI, and the deep-tech opportunity

From pitch decks to rejection, an early-stage investor on what matters most before and after raising capital.

Italian design elements shape the company's latest residential project in Ras Al Khaimah.

A product designer on spotting failure, integrating engineering and design, and building something better.

On passion, people and staying profitable as hospitality faces its toughest test.

AI-based intelligent communication and collaboration platforms are now the backbone of modern work and the U.S. economy, used by a large user base to keep organizations operating across technology, healthcare, financial services, education, and the public sector. They power everything from urgent patient consultations and financial transactions to hybrid work coordination and digital public-sector communication, […]

Kit Cox on the road ahead

A festive surge with long-term investment potential

How businesses are adapting to the future

Mitch Strong, CEO and Founder of Pulse, discusses how his company is reshaping the sponsorship and live event marketing space, addressing inefficiencies, driving modernity, and ensuring that brands thrive in the booming live entertainment sector.

UK Government announces additional £22m in support for Port Talbot's steel industry and local enterprises.

The £65m mistake entrepreneurs could make

Plans aim to free up enough electricity to supply two cities the size of London while accelerating nature recovery.

Uncertainty has become a defining feature of the UK business landscape, but for some founders it has sharpened rather than stalled decision-making. Across sectors, the emphasis has shifted away from scale for its own sake, towards attentiveness, restraint and judgement.