• Neo4j unveils unified control plane for graph databases

    Neo4j launches Fleet Manager to unify graph database governance. The platform gives CIOs and CDOs centralized oversight across cloud, hybrid, and on-premises deployments, simplifying administration and compliance as graph adoption accelerates in AI and data-driven enterprises.


  • 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.


  • 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.


  • Meta inks 2.5 GW clean energy deals

    Meta and NextEra Energy announce major clean energy agreements. Meta has committed to purchasing 2.3 GW of solar power and 165 MW of energy storage from new projects in the U.S., aiming to enhance energy infrastructure and support its data centre operations.


  • 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.


  • Pharmacy2U earns B Corp certification for social impact

    Pharmacy2U becomes the UK’s only online pharmacy to hold B Corp status. The certification recognises the Leeds-based company’s social and environmental commitments and strong performance in customer wellbeing, employee engagement, and governance.


  • Magnum scoops €8bn valuation on debut

    Magnum Ice Cream’s IPO valuation falls short of expectations. The company’s stock market debut was affected by a longstanding dispute with Ben & Jerry’s founders and a shift in index-tracking fund strategies, resulting in a €7.8bn valuation.


  • MPs call for stricter AI regulations in the UK

    More than 100 UK lawmakers have urged tighter AI regulation. The cross-party group, backed by Control AI and high-profile figures, warns that unrestrained artificial intelligence could rival nuclear arms in its threat potential, calling on the government to introduce enforceable safeguards against corporate acceleration.