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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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Reeves urged to tax private healthcare
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EU begins consultation on circular economy rules
The European Commission launches a consultation on Circular Economy Act.…
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Specialist’s gambit: Steve Flavell, LoopUp, and the art of the strategic pivot
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Green energy tariffs hit five-year low
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UK late payment crackdown targets ‘risk multiplier’ for small businesses
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Metlen Energy & Metals debuts in London’s largest City listing of the year
Metlen Energy & Metals makes its City debut in London…
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Is the Bank about to cut again?
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Helion begins building fusion plant for Microsoft
Helion begins construction of its first fusion power plant. The…
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EFRAG unveils new EU sustainability standards
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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.
