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  • Carbon data gap limits lower emission business travel

    Carbon data gap limits lower emission business travel


    Carbon data gaps are weakening lower-emission workforce accommodation decisions today. Most organisations cannot consistently compare emissions before booking, leaving sustainability teams to measure travel after the commercial choice has already been made.

    Read the full story: Carbon data gap limits lower emission business travel

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  • Brineworks secures m for DAC expansion

    Brineworks secures $8m for DAC expansion

    September 26, 2025

    Brineworks secures €6.8 million funding to advance low-cost DAC technology.…

  • Brineworks secures m for DAC expansion

    DHL and Hapag-Lloyd commit to green shipping

    September 26, 2025

    DHL and Hapag-Lloyd partner for sustainable marine fuel use. The…

  • Survey: one in seven women face workplace harassment

    Survey: one in seven women face workplace harassment

    September 26, 2025

    Over a quarter of women face workplace harassment in the…

  • UK M&A deals of the week: 26 September 2025

    UK M&A deals of the week: 26 September 2025

    September 26, 2025

    This week’s UK M&A activity touched mortgage servicing, logistics, leisure…

  • Brineworks secures m for DAC expansion

    California mandates climate reporting for 4,000 firms

    September 26, 2025

    California mandates climate-related reporting for over 4,000 companies. The California…

  • Starbucks to close cafés and cut 900 jobs

    Starbucks to close cafés and cut 900 jobs

    September 26, 2025

    Starbucks announces £750 million restructuring, closing cafés and cutting jobs.…

  • What might a mandatory Brit card mean for SMEs?

    What might a mandatory Brit card mean for SMEs?

    September 26, 2025

    The Labour government plans to introduce mandatory digital ID cards.…

  • Trump approves US TikTok sale at  billion

    Trump approves US TikTok sale at $14 billion

    September 26, 2025

    Trump signs order approving TikTok US sale. The executive order…

  • Fintech boss urges LSE and Nasdaq merger

    Fintech boss urges LSE and Nasdaq merger

    September 26, 2025

    UK fintech leader urges LSE and Nasdaq merger to boost…

  • Brineworks secures m for DAC expansion

    China announces first absolute emissions reduction goal

    September 26, 2025

    China announces its first absolute emissions reduction target. President Xi…

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Featured —

  • How invisible overspend undermines business resilience

    How invisible overspend undermines business resilience

  • Youth skills agenda shifts towards AI judgement

    Youth skills agenda shifts towards AI judgement

  • US M&A deals of the month: June 2026

    US M&A deals of the month: June 2026

  • UK M&A deals of the month: June 2026

    UK M&A deals of the month: June 2026

  • What the social media ban means for business

    What the social media ban means for business


Leadership —

  • Boards cannot ignore the thinning CEO bench

    Boards cannot ignore the thinning CEO bench

    CEO succession is becoming a continuous board governance test. Companies need deeper pipelines before leadership change becomes urgent, visible, and risky.


  • Energy transition exposes leadership capacity gap

    Jul 15
    2026
  • Hundredth hire marks business focus tipping point

    Jul 14
    2026
  • Contractor shortages put infrastructure delivery under strain

    Jul 14
    2026
  • Scottish confidence slump tests growth plans

    Jul 13
    2026
  • Business focus slips under personal pressure

    Jul 9
    2026
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Finance —

  • PwC sanctioned again over Babcock audits

    PwC sanctioned again over Babcock audits

    17 Jul 2026
  • 17 Jul 2026

    Pension investment push collides with regulation

  • 16 Jul 2026

    Stablecoins get a transatlantic rulebook

  • 16 Jul 2026

    Councils warned over the LGR payments trap

  • 16 Jul 2026

    Pension trustees want harder ESG evidence

  • 16 Jul 2026

    London opens a cautious audit route for Chinese listings

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Technology —

  • Stablecoins get a transatlantic rulebook

    Stablecoins get a transatlantic rulebook

    16 Jul 2026
  • 16 Jul 2026

    Compliance teams cannot govern AI they cannot see

  • 16 Jul 2026

    Councils warned over the LGR payments trap

  • 15 Jul 2026

    BMC brings governed agents into core operations

  • 15 Jul 2026

    Regional AI voices lift audio ad impact

  • 14 Jul 2026

    Fragmented data slows AI loyalty gains

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Spotlights —

  • Jesper With-Fogstrup on keeping AI human

    Jesper With-Fogstrup on keeping AI human

    13 May 2026
  • 7 May 2026

    Oscar Lovera on leading at scale

  • 28 Apr 2026

    VYKO launches with €50m acquisition target

  • 15 Dec 2025

    Trang Do on redefining modern heirlooms through meaningful luxury

  • 5 Dec 2025

    How security tech entrepreneur Marie-Claire Dwek mastered the art of resilience

  • 25 Nov 2025

    Eddy Massaad: The minimalist restaurateur rewriting global comfort dining

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