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Plug-in solar plans draw retailers in
Read the full story: Plug-in solar plans draw retailers inPlug-in solar could create a new retail energy category. Government plans are advancing as major retailers explore low-cost panels that may widen access to home generation, particularly for renters, flats, and households without rooftop systems.
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London drops to 23rd in IPO rankings
London’s global financial hub status declines in IPO ranking. London…
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HSBC alerts UK firms to data breach
HSBC warns of compromised identity documents after data breach. The…
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Tax hikes drive job automation
Tax hikes and wage pressures threaten UK jobs with automation.…
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EU cuts GHG emissions but faces risks
EU climate goals progress despite risks to competitiveness. The EU…
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Microsoft backs Fortera for greener data centres
Microsoft invests in green cement maker Fortera to reduce emissions.…
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SBTi unveils climate target training platform
The SBTi Academy aims to improve climate target-setting skills. The…
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UK lags global average in bot protection
UK businesses face mounting cyber risk as AI bots surge.…
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NBIM invests $1.5bn in Brookfield fund
Norges Bank commits $1.5 billion to Brookfield energy fund. Norges…
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UK ranks second in major debt risk
The UK faces potential debt crisis, survey reveals. A Deutsche…
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Deloitte profit rises despite revenue decline
Deloitte UK’s profit rises despite revenue decline in 2025. Deloitte…
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IONOS warns AI trust gap slows SMEs
SME AI adoption is being slowed by trust concerns. IONOS research finds UK small businesses remain wary of data theft, unauthorised access, and reliance on non-European vendors, raising procurement and sovereignty questions around AI rollout.
