• Insights appoints Tricia Nelson as Global Marketing, Brand and Sales Director

    Tricia Nelson joins Insights to lead its next phase of global growth. Her appointment completes the company’s executive leadership team and reflects its ambition to scale its learning and development impact across 109 countries.


  • Leon to close sites amid job cuts

    Leon enters administration as part of a restructuring effort. The fast-food chain aims to close loss-making restaurants and cut jobs. Co-founder John Vincent reacquired Leon from Asda and plans a Company Voluntary Arrangement to return to core values.


  • Goldman Sachs warns UK policy hurts SMEs

    Policy uncertainty is impacting Britain’s small business sector. Goldman Sachs’ Kunal Shah highlights concerns over unclear taxation and employment laws affecting investment and hiring decisions. Despite optimism in performance, regulatory shifts continue to challenge entrepreneurial confidence.


  • Disabled consumers still face barriers, new BDF data shows

    Over a third of disabled consumers say their experience would improve if staff had a greater understanding of disability. New Business Disability Forum research highlights persistent barriers in product access, customer service, and design — and calls on companies to turn inclusion into a strategic advantage.


  • SpaceX targets 2026 IPO valuing company above  trillion

    SpaceX is preparing a 2026 IPO that could raise more than $25 billion. The listing would mark a milestone for the commercial space industry and one of the largest public offerings in history.


  • US-Indonesia trade deal imperilled as Jakarta retreats on commitments

    U.S. officials warn Indonesia is reneging on vital trade commitments. The 2025 agreement promised sweeping tariff cuts and non-tariff barrier removal. Jakarta now reportedly seeks to reclassify parts of the accord as non-binding. Markets and businesses await clarity as negotiations enter a critical phase.


  • Bank of England hawks dismiss Budget disinflation

    Bank of England signals hawkish stance on future interest rates. Despite measures in the upcoming Budget expected to reduce inflation, policymakers remain cautious, focusing on persistent inflation risks and economic pressures that may influence future rate decisions.


  • Airwallex raises 0m, sets dual HQ in San Francisco

    Airwallex has raised $330 million at an $8 billion valuation. The company will establish San Francisco as a dual global headquarters to accelerate its U.S. growth and AI expansion. The move follows a 30% valuation rise and marks a major milestone in its global financial technology strategy.


  • Revolut Business unveils Titan, a premium corporate card for global teams

    Revolut Business has opened the waitlist for Titan. Designed for modern, high-growth teams, the ultra-premium Visa-powered card offers travel, lifestyle, and productivity benefits within a single spend management platform. It launches for UK businesses early next year.


  • Government pledges £725m apprenticeship overhaul for SMEs

    The UK government has announced a £725 million overhaul of apprenticeships. Training costs for SMEs will be fully covered, but some business leaders say wage and productivity burdens still make apprenticeships unaffordable for many.