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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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EU lawmakers reject EUDR country risk system
EU lawmakers reject deforestation benchmarking system in key regulation. The…
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Leadership scandals and organisational resilience: Lessons from the Christian Horner saga
This year’s Christian Horner situation illustrates the complexity of leadership…
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Microsoft secures CO2 removal in energy deal
Microsoft signs a major carbon removal deal with Copenhagen Infrastructure…
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UK unveils £12m plan for green growth
UK commits £12 million to enhance disaster risk finance. The…
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UK lifts mortgage cap for lenders, keeps 15% sector limit
The Bank of England has adjusted its mortgage lending rules.…
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Red Bull sacks Christian Horner as principal
Christian Horner dismissed as Red Bull Racing team principal. Laurent…
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California climate disclosure insights from CARB workshop
California’s climate disclosure laws advance amid firm deadlines. The California…
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UK government reveals £92bn transport overhaul
The UK Government pledges £92 billion for transport upgrades. The…
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Morrisons launches AI-powered product finder tool
Morrisons has introduced a new AI product finder. The supermarket’s…
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ESMA advises issuers, managers on greenwashing
ESMA issues guidance to prevent greenwashing in sustainability claims. 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.
