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Social ban redraws youth marketing rules
Read the full story: Social ban redraws youth marketing rulesThe UK’s under-16 social media ban would reshape digital commerce. Platforms, brands, sports rights holders, and agencies face a tougher youth engagement environment as age assurance moves from niche compliance tool to mainstream digital infrastructure.
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UK pilots green finance to cut emissions
UK launches a Transition Finance Pilot to boost green finance.…
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UK abandons sustainable finance taxonomy plan
UK government halts plans for a Green Taxonomy framework. The…
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Omnibus offers everyone more time wisely
The European Commission’s regulatory changes prompt strategic business thinking. The…
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Shell, Accenture and Amex GBT expand SAF platform
Shell, Accenture, and Amex GBT enhance their SAF platform. The…
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Microsoft teams with Novata for SME sustainability data
Microsoft and Novata collaborate to enhance sustainability data solutions. The…
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UK workers take record second jobs to pay bills
One in six UK workers struggles to pay monthly bills.…
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EU postpones sustainability reporting rules by two years
EU delays new sustainability reporting requirements for large companies. The…
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HSBC leaves net zero banking group
HSBC exits UN-backed Net-Zero Banking Alliance, sparking concerns. The bank…
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UK M&A deals of the week: 12 July 2025
US-backed buyers led five major UK M&A deals this week.…
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California issues FAQ for mandatory climate reporting
California mandates climate risk reporting for large companies. New regulations…
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Leadership —
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BCC urges new growth delivery test
Growth policy is moving from ambition into delivery pressure today. The BCC says ministers should test whether economic measures change real decisions on skills, AI, trade, finance, and scaling.
