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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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Government borrowing exceeds forecast by £9.9bn
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EU to delay high-risk AI rules after industry pressure
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Klarna’s AI agent reportedly takes on 853 jobs
Klarna claims its AI now matches workload of 853 staff.…
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Supporting employees with addictions in the workplace
Addiction is already in the workplace, often hiding in plain…
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Budget jitters deepen UK consumer gloom as retailers eye Christmas
Budget talk is already weighing on Britain’s Christmas shoppers. New…
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Errors cause $549bn invoice blind spot, claims Basware
Two in five invoices reach finance teams with errors. New…
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Labour wagers on AI to enhance UK employment
UK government unveils AI investment initiative to generate new jobs.
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One in three UK workers feels uninspired at work
A third of UK employees feel uninspired at work. O.C.…
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Samsung reshapes leadership with co-CEO move
Samsung officially names TM Roh as co-chief executive officer. The…
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EU signals investment push in Australian critical-minerals projects
Europe is eyeing stakes in Australian resource ventures. The European…
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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.
