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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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UK tech scale-ups lag FTSE peers in AI board expertise
Just one in three UK tech scale-ups have AI board…
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Net Purpose acquires SDI AOP for platform
Net Purpose acquires SDI AOP to unify sustainable investment standards.…
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Corpay to acquire Alpha Group in £1.8 billion cash deal
Corpay moves to acquire UK-based Alpha Group International. The £1.8…
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Amundi secures UK universities’ fossil-free fund
UK universities plan £500m fossil-free cash investment fund. A coalition…
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FCA to regulate ESG ratings providers
UK grants FCA powers to regulate ESG ratings providers. The…
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Upright introduces free double materiality tool
Upright launches a tool for real-time double materiality assessment. The…
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GoodData launches AI-native data platform for finance
GoodData has unveiled new AI-native data intelligence tools. The composable…
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PwC and Amazon shrink workforces as AI investments reshape strategy
Two global giants are reshaping their workforces through AI-driven restructuring.…
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GSK raises 2025 sales forecast after strong growth in specialty medicines
GSK lifted its 2025 sales forecast after a strong third…
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Trump renews criticism of Powell as Fed faces data fog
Trump criticised Fed Chair Powell today as the central bank…
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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.
