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Gen Z redraws store strategy
Read the full story: Gen Z redraws store strategyGen Z is pulling physical retail into experience-led commerce again. New research suggests younger shoppers still value stores for discovery, connection, and memory-making.
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Greenhushing rises as ESG claims face scrutiny
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Private equity recovery stalls after triple shock
Private equity’s latest recovery has stalled before gaining momentum again.…
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Treasury opens access to banking review
Banking access is back on the government’s regulatory agenda today.…
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FCA proposes simpler climate reporting rules
Climate reporting reform could cut costs for investment managers annually.…
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City calls for stronger EU finance ties
City institutions want financial services placed inside the EU reset.…
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Permanent hiring falls as temporary work rises
UK employers are choosing flexibility as permanent hiring weakens again.…
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UK backs AI hardware with £1.1bn plan
Britain is moving AI hardware policy into industrial strategy now.…
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Ministers tie AI adoption to workforce skills
Ministers are tying AI adoption directly to workforce skills today.…
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Openwork enters race for Schroders advice unit
Openwork has joined bidders pursuing Schroders’ Benchmark advice business sale.…
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Woodland tax break fight exposes ESG tension
Commercial woodland investment is facing sharper scrutiny over biodiversity impacts.…
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Mid-market leaders keep expansion appetite
Mid-market expansion remains resilient despite harsher international trading conditions globally. Kreston’s Interpreneur Report shows optimism continuing alongside tariff, regulation, and geopolitical concerns.
