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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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Salesforce: Labour’s AI strategy will fail unless there is a focus on skill development
Salesforce cautions that the UK may fall short of its…
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Sizewell C secures £14.2bn state boost, but energy savings won’t come for a decade
The UK government has pledged £14.2bn for Sizewell C nuclear…
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Mercedes-Benz Stadium: Home of Atlanta Falcons ready for Club World Cup stage
The Club World Cup begins this weekend and Atlanta Falcons…
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London Tech Week: AstraZeneca’s AI initiative might eliminate the need for human involvement
AstraZeneca has revealed a significant overhaul of its manufacturing and…
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UK government commits £17.8 billion to Sizewell C for energy independence
The UK Government has officially approved the Sizewell C nuclear…
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EasyJet founder Sir Stelios awards £300,000 to disabled entrepreneurs
Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou has awarded £300,000 to three disabled entrepreneurs…
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Ftse 100 smashes record high on hopes of more interest rate cuts
The FTSE 100 stormed towards a record high on Tuesday…
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Accenture cautions about the AI gap at London Tech Week as Starmer unveils tech skills initiative
Sir Keir Starmer is likely addressing the tech industry’s hopes…
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UK M&A deals of the week: 7 June 2025
Consolidation accelerates across telecoms, energy, and infrastructure
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Tory MP blasts call to cut police budget, suggests reducing net zero and welfare spending instead
The shadow home secretary has slammed the Labour government amid…
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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.
