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OpenAI launches enterprise platform to win business customers
Read the full story: OpenAI launches enterprise platform to win business customersOpenAI has launched a new enterprise platform aimed at business customers. The move signals a deeper push into corporate software, as the company looks to scale AI deployment inside large organisations and grow enterprise revenues.
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UK borrowing hits £17.7bn in May – signs point to looming tax rises
Government borrowing rose to £17.7bn in May. This marked the…
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Carbon upcycling nets $18m to transform waste
Carbon Upcycling secures $18 million investment. Cleantech firm Carbon Upcycling…
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Grids decide future of Europe’s AI data centres
Europe’s AI future hinges on grid speed. A new report…
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Datamaran launches new ESG data solution for corporate sustainability, legal, and risk teams
UK-headquartered ESG software analytics provider Datamaran has introduced Datamaran Core,…
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Raspberry Pi founders cash out on post-IPO shares
Raspberry Pi executives reduce stakes after IPO. Founder Eben Upton…
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Crackdown strikes 10,000 firms off register
Ten thousand companies removed from UK register. Companies House has…
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UK–India trade deal promises business uplift
UK and India agree major trade deal. The agreement will…
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Fed holds rates as tariff risks rise
Federal Reserve pauses again amid economic pressure. The US central…
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Comment — Imagine this: the one skill you can’t afford to undervalue
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NatWest expands Financial Foundations programme nationwide
NatWest plans to reach 50,000 people through expanded financial education. The UK bank will scale its Financial Foundations programme in 2026, delivering free workplace and community-based financial education sessions through employers, local organisations, and housing groups as part of its wider UK growth strategy.
