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Marketers stuck in reactive survival mode
Read the full story: Marketers stuck in reactive survival modeMarketers remain trapped between execution pressure and strategic ambition today. Optimizely research finds 74% of UK marketers say the industry is stuck in survival mode.
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FCA: Sustainability-linked loans now more credible
Sustainability-linked loans show progress in addressing integrity issues. The FCA’s…
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UK M&A deals of the week: 15 August 2025
UK M&A activity spans bread, LNG, and aerospace this week.…
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European AI-adopter stocks slide as new models disrupt outlook
AI-enabled European stocks fell sharply after major model launches. Market…
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State coalition warns firms of antitrust risk
US State Attorneys General challenge SBTi over antitrust concerns. A…
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Achmea unveils €250m private equity fund
Achmea launches private equity fund for sustainable investments. Netherlands-based Achmea…
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US invests $500m in battery sector
The U.S. Department of Energy to allocate $1 billion for…
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Diginex acquires Findings for $305 million
Diginex to acquire Findings in a $305 million transaction. The…
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Nuveen raises £1.1bn for green energy fund
Nuveen secures $1.3 billion for infrastructure credit strategy. The fund,…
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Apollo acquires Kelvion for data centre cooling
Apollo to acquire Kelvion from Triton in strategic deal. Global…
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PwC introduces ‘traffic-light’ dashboard to track office attendance across UK workforce
PwC UK unveils traffic-light dashboard to monitor office attendance. The…
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AI questions weaken workplace learning ties
Workplace AI is changing where employees take everyday questions first. MyIQ research suggests routine queries now go to AI tools before colleagues, affecting informal learning and spontaneous collaboration.
