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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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Winter fuel payment U-turn in place this year, but key details remain unclear
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed that more pensioners will be…
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TPG acquires energy software and data analytics platform Aurora
Alternative asset management firm TPG has announced that its climate…
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More American taxpayers planning to relocate to the UK as Trump exodus grows
An increasing number of American taxpayers are eyeing the UK…
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Art versus AI: British Council promises to retain human involvement in the digital era
As artificial intelligence persistently transforms the creative realm, a significant…
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Exec behind Lloyds’ mass affluent push quits days after launch
A Lloyds exec behind the bank’s push to attract “mass…
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Oxford, AICPA & CIMA launch new sustainability reporting course for finance, accounting professionals
Oxford University’s Saïd Business School and the accounting organisations AICPA…
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TikTok launches SME council to elevate small business voices and boost digital growth
TikTok has formed a new SME Council to give Britain’s…
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DuPont reaches 100% renewable electricity across Europe
Multinational chemicals company DuPont has announced a significant milestone in…
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Costco: Lower petrol prices help drive profit surge
The UK arm of Costco has said lower petrol prices…
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ScottishPower to invest €262M in UK grid and drive job growth
ScottishPower Energy Networks (SPEN), part of Iberdrola’s UK operations, plans…
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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.
