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Raindrop reunites UK savers with £1bn in lost pensions
Read the full story: Raindrop reunites UK savers with £1bn in lost pensionsRaindrop has helped savers recover £1 billion in lost pensions. The pension-finding platform, which partners with major UK financial providers, has traced more than 100,000 missing pots, reconnecting customers with savings worth an average of £11,000 each since launch.
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How tech is supercharging the North East’s regeneration
Technology is redefining regeneration across the UK’s North East region. James Hunnybourne, Executive Chairman at Cybit, explores how AI, digital twins, and sustainable construction are reshaping the region’s economy. With a new AI Growth Zone and major investment underway, the North East is building a smarter, stronger future.
