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GymBeam claims European lead after growth
Read the full story: GymBeam claims European lead after growthGymBeam says scale and margins are rising across European markets. The company reported €232 million in 2025 sales excluding VAT, alongside a 35% rise in EBITDA and a stronger gross margin.
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Winter fuel payment U-turn in place this year, but key details remain unclear
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TPG acquires energy software and data analytics platform Aurora
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More American taxpayers planning to relocate to the UK as Trump exodus grows
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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
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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
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DuPont reaches 100% renewable electricity across Europe
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Certainty theatre costs UK £20bn annually
A new study puts certainty theatre’s economic cost at £20bn. Research from Uncertainty Experts says leaders still reward the performance of decisiveness over admitting doubt, with middle managers most likely to fake confidence.
