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Zuto promotes chief operating officer Aimee Gethin to chief executive. The move completes a planned succession as the car finance fintech targets more than £100m in revenue this year.
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NatWest opens Oxford applications for its £100,000 accelerator pitch competition. The latest round is designed to pair funding with coaching and investor access for early-stage UK founders.
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Content Guru strengthens CCaaS standing with fresh Gartner customer validation. The UK provider says the latest Voice of the Customer report puts it top for recommendation, while also scoring strongly on support, sales, deployment, and product capability.
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ServiceNow is making enterprise AI standard across its entire portfolio. The update combines context, governance, workflow execution, and developer tooling in every product tier.
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AI is reshaping how shoppers search for retail deals today. XCCommerce’s latest study says retailers now need consistent, personalised incentives across every channel to protect loyalty and conversion.
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ADP has launched an AI agent for payroll variance checks. The upgrade to Payroll Variance is now live for enterprise clients in more than 40 countries, with broader mid-market deployment planned from mid-2026.
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Tesco expands AI personalisation to sharpen loyalty, relevance, and growth. A new partnership with Adobe links Clubcard insight, content creation, and co-developed experimentation as Tesco pushes for more useful offers and digitally led engagement.
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Greenpark has promoted three executives to support global expansion plans. The agency says the changes support operational consistency, regional accountability, and broader product development as consumer discovery fragments across search, social, paid media, and AI-generated answers.
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OpenAI expands London presence, highlighting talent over infrastructure. The AI company has secured a large office in King’s Cross, emphasising the value of UK talent despite halting a data centre project. The move underscores the UK’s role in AI research.
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Co-sourcing is fast becoming a cost-effective choice for businesses in the financial sector and beyond. Russell Gammon, chief innovation officer at UK-based Tax Systems explains why.