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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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EFRAG plans to cut sustainability datapoints
EFRAG proposes significant reduction in sustainability reporting requirements. The European…
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Getting personal: How AI-driven content & strategic partnerships can change the game for lead nurturing
AI-powered content is reshaping B2B marketing at record pace. As…
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London secures global second in 2025 tech talent rankings
London leads EMEA and ranks second globally for tech talent.…
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Digital risk is reshaping the boardroom. Is yours ready?
Most UK boards still lack dedicated oversight for digital risk.…
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Frontier coalition inks £33m deal with Arbor
Frontier coalition secures $41 million carbon removal agreement. The agreement…
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Enasarco’s €400m Mediobanca stake shifts MPS bid
A €400 million pension-fund move may decide a major bank…
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UK economy shrinks again as GDP slips in May
Britain’s economy shrank 0.1 percent in May, marking two monthly…
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UL Solutions unveils new sustainability reporting tools
UL Solutions unveils new sustainability-focused software solutions. The company launched…
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Iberdrola and Masdar invest $6bn in UK wind
Iberdrola and Masdar announce a €5.2 billion investment. The offshore…
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Four arrested for cyber attacks on retailers
Four individuals arrested in UK cyber attack investigation. A 17-year-old,…
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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.
