• Disabled people want a bigger AI role

    Disabled people want a direct role in shaping AI tools. A new Business Disability Forum poll found 40% of disabled adults see involvement in designing, developing, and testing products as the key to making AI more accessible.


  • Why greener business travel is a systems issue, not a people problem

    Greener business travel depends on better systems, not individual effort. Sophie Fleming, Global Head of Trainline Business, argues SMEs need simpler, rail-first booking tools and clearer emissions data to turn sustainability goals into everyday travel decisions.


  • Health overtakes climate in ESG priorities

    Investors are redrawing ESG around health, governance, and measurable outcomes. A Berenberg survey reported by The Times suggests climate has slipped behind more specific themes as fund managers respond to tighter rules, weaker fund flows, and demand for clearer investment cases.


  • Office noise costs workers three weeks yearly

    Office noise is eroding productivity, retention, and workplace wellbeing nationwide. Research from Oscar Acoustics found employees lose 26 productive minutes a day to noise, while many now stay home to escape it.


  • EHL secures B Corp certification milestone

    EHL has joined the B Corp movement by achieving certification. The hospitality business school says the milestone should reinforce its sustainability agenda and shape how future leaders are taught to balance service, governance, and long-term value.


  • New training targets autoimmune workplace blind spot

    Autoimmune illness is emerging as a major workplace risk nationwide. A new CPD-accredited training programme is aiming to help employers and healthcare professionals recognise autoimmune disease earlier and respond with more effective support.


  • Strong ESG lowers tourism company failure risk

    Strong ESG performance can materially reduce tourism companies’ failure risk. New research links stronger ESG scores to lower earnings volatility and better survival odds across the sector.


  • ScottishPower starts East Anglia TWO foundation work

    ScottishPower has started fabrication on East Anglia TWO’s substation foundation. The north-east contract is worth more than £60 million and underpins a 960MW offshore windfarm due online by the end of 2028.


  • Zevero raises m for carbon expansion

    Zevero has raised fresh capital as carbon data demand surges. The funding will support product development and further expansion across Europe and Asia-Pacific as climate reporting requirements tighten and buyers demand more defensible, reusable emissions data.


  • Octopus acquires majority stake in Uplight

    Octopus Energy acquires majority stake in Uplight for US expansion. The acquisition, in partnership with Schneider Electric, will address rising electricity demand due to data centres and electrification.