Business Quarter Issue 5 is now live

Business Quarter Issue 5 is now live

Business Quarter Issue 5 examines leadership amid accelerating AI change. Our Q3 2026 edition features Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, alongside new perspectives on scaling through uncertainty, workforce development, brand discovery, and enterprise technology.


The fifth edition of Business Quarter is now available to read, bringing together new features, analysis, and expert commentary on the challenges and opportunities shaping modern business leadership.

Leading our Q3 2026 edition is a cover profile of Dario Amodei, co-founder and CEO of Anthropic. As the debate around the risks of increasingly powerful artificial intelligence intensifies, we examine the leader attempting to reconcile extraordinary commercial growth with a commitment to responsible development, unconventional governance, and corporate accountability.

That tension between ambition and responsibility extends throughout the magazine.

Our Big Issue, Scaling businesses without uncertainty, examines how companies can pursue expansion when market conditions remain unpredictable. Featuring perspectives from leaders at Capital on Tap, Magnetic, Intralink, and others, it explores the decisions, operational challenges, and organisational capabilities behind sustainable growth.

Elsewhere, The missing first rung investigates how AI is reshaping entry-level work and what that means for the next generation of business leaders. In Building a brand for AI discovery, we explore the changing rules of digital visibility as AI-generated answers increasingly influence how customers discover and evaluate businesses.

The edition also features our quarterly market snapshot and leadership appointments roundup, alongside contributions examining the commercial impact of hormone health, the management of AI in customer experience, and the consequences of global memory shortages for enterprise technology.

Together, the features offer insight into a business environment where technological opportunity and commercial ambition increasingly demand careful judgement.

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    Nvidia commits $250m in computing resources to UK AI safety

    Nvidia has pledged substantial computing access for British safety research. The five-year $250m commitment will support UK work on advanced AI systems, open architectures and robotics through domestic cloud infrastructure.


  • UK enterprises increase AI investment despite governance gaps

    UK enterprises increase AI investment despite governance gaps

    Large UK organisations expect greater AI returns despite governance weaknesses. SAP and Oxford Economics research records average expenditure of £20.6m among surveyed enterprises, but also identifies problems with data quality, oversight and agent deployment.


  • Business Quarter Issue 5 is now live

    Business Quarter Issue 5 is now live

    Business Quarter Issue 5 examines leadership amid accelerating AI change. Our Q3 2026 edition features Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, alongside new perspectives on scaling through uncertainty, workforce development, brand discovery, and enterprise technology.