• Economic uncertainty reduces London job vacancies

    London permanent hires dropped for the eighth month in November. Economic uncertainty and reduced vacancies continue to impact London’s job market, with increased candidate availability driven by redundancies and fewer contracts. Temporary staff demand also weakened, despite a slight rise in billings.


  • Airbus secures UK jobs with Boeing deal

    Airbus to save 2,750 UK jobs with Boeing deal. Airbus will soon announce plans to secure 2,750 jobs in the UK by taking over roles in Belfast and Prestwick from Boeing’s acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems.


  • How security tech entrepreneur Marie-Claire Dwek mastered the art of resilience

    Resilience, not technology, defines Marie-Claire Dwek’s leadership at Newmark today. From losing her home in the 1990s crash to returning as CEO of a once-struggling engineering firm, she has turned Newmark Security into a growing, service-led listed business built on human capital protection, recurring revenue, and a promise to herself.


  • Bank of England begins private credit test

    Bank of England tests private credit industry resilience to shocks. This exercise will examine potential risks and the sector’s links with traditional lenders.


  • Payments modernisation gap widens as confidence outpaces readiness

    Payments executives are confident; fewer are ready for the future. A new ACI Worldwide study reveals a growing divide between confidence and capability among global payments leaders, with legacy systems and internal resistance holding back modernisation as industry expectations accelerate into 2026.


  • AI could reclaim nearly half the workday — but how real is it?

    UK office workers say AI is saving them almost half a working day. A new study by Salesforce and IDC suggests a steep jump in productivity gains — but the headline may not reflect the broader workforce experience.


  • AI’s collaboration gap threatens enterprise transformation

    Most AI tools miss where teamwork happens. Miro’s new study finds 75% of global business leaders believe current AI systems focus too much on individual tasks, hindering collaboration and slowing transformation. The findings underline a growing demand for AI that supports shared workspaces and team-level creativity.


  • GoodData launches governed AI analytics layer for enterprises

    GoodData unveils its Intelligence Layer for governed, context-aware AI. The platform embeds data governance, business logic, and semantic integrity into every analytical process, enabling enterprises to make faster, more reliable AI-driven decisions across complex environments.


  • Business Disability Forum launches Disability Smart Impact Awards 2026

    Business Disability Forum has opened nominations for its 2026 Disability Smart Impact Awards. The rebranded awards, announced on 3 December, highlight organisations and individuals creating measurable change for disabled employees and consumers through inclusive practice and innovation.


  • PraeSeed invests £1.6m in eight Northern startups

    Eight North of England startups have secured investment through PraeSeed. The six-week accelerator, backed by the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund II and PXN Ventures, has invested £200,000 in each company, taking total funding to £3 million and expanding its support for Northern innovation.