Search Results (Page 5)

Founders used to be builders; now they're debt collectors. Here's what needs to change.

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

For almost every sector, mentorship has become a sought-after asset for ambitious professionals. According to surveys, more than 75% of business leaders say they’ve had a mentor who significantly influenced their success, while 90% of them are now more than satisfied at work. That guidance can mean the difference between stagnation and accelerated growth, between […]

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.

Credibility cracks fast - and rarely recovers - when narrative outweighs data.

How to turn hype into long-term business value

As the UK enters 2026, a growing number of small and medium‑sized enterprises (SMEs) are turning to automation and AI not as a fad, but as a lifeline - a way to streamline operations, scale efficiently and weather economic uncertainty.

A look at the simple, community-driven strategies that helped a non-profit earn credibility and expand its impact without relying on major marketing spend.

Katya Smirnyagina, Senior Partner for Life Sciences at Oxford Science Enterprises, shares her guidance for first-time fundraisers, the criteria she uses to assess emerging therapeutics ventures, and the scientific shifts accelerating innovation.

This founder behind The Institute for Coaching Innovation has figured out how to use AI to scale empathy, trust, and culturally responsive leadership and help her company grow by 937% while expanding her leadership training program globally.

Lessons from 20 years in business

Franchise award winners show the way

Heather Roxborough, Senior Partner and Head of HealthTech at Oxford Science Enterprises, shares her guidance for first-time fundraisers, the criteria she uses to evaluate emerging ventures, and the trends transforming the future of care.

When a 10-year-old Eric Mao hacked his friend Tom Zheng’s computer in fifth grade, it didn’t just spark a lifelong friendship and obsession with technology — it planted the seed for what would one day become Clado, an emerging startup aiming to transform how companies find and hire talent. While still in their teens, Eric […]

As tech giants double down on AI recommendations, Yubo's CEO explains why serendipity, not prediction, is the future of making friends

"At a time when fashion seems obsessed with noise and novelty, we're moving in the opposite direction, toward permanence, discretion, and the kind of craftsmanship that whispers rather than shouts," Ledon Sutebel, Founder of Maison Sutebel Paris, states.

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

Sam Harman, Partner and Head of Deep Tech at Oxford Science Enterprises, shares what founders must get right when raising their first round, how he evaluates early-stage ventures, and the frontier technologies capturing his imagination.

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.

Alfardan Exchange, in partnership with The Royal Mint, unveiled a new Britannia gold bullion bar at the British Embassy Doha.