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UK business chiefs unite to combat workplace antisemitism as Met chief warns jews ‘not safe’ in London
JCB chairman Lord Bamford warns ministers face public revolt over £333bn welfare bill
Treasury orders review into bank branch closures as small firms count the cost
Tate & Lyle weighs £2.7bn approach from US rival Ingredion
ebay rebuffs GameStop’s surprise $55.5bn swoop
National Grid commits record £70bn to power the next decade of energy networks
UK economy defies gloom with surprise March growth as Iran war clouds outlook
Meta dealt blow by EU court in landmark ruling on publisher payments
Oil stocks drain at record pace as Iran war chokes global supply
Wayve lands government deal in race to put Britain in the self-driving fast lane

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Children are routinely exposed to adverts for weight-loss injections, diet products and cosmetic procedures online, according to a new report by Dame Rachel de Souza, who has called for tougher regulation of social media platforms.

Children ‘bombarded’ with weight-loss drug ads online, commissioner warns

11 February 2026 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

London-based Mozart AI has raised $6 million in an oversubscribed seed funding round led by Balderton Capital, as the startup looks to reshape how music is created in the age of artificial intelligence.

Mozart AI raises $6m to put artists at the heart of AI-powered music creation

11 February 20269 February 2026 Get Funded Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Boxing Day spending set to top £4.6bn as Brits splurge £236 each, despite inflation worries, with more shoppers returning to high street deals.

Retail spending rebounds in January after weak Christmas

11 February 2026 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

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Tariffs and falling demand leave Scotch distillers under pressure

11 February 2026 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

UK semiconductor start-up Fractile has announced a £100 million expansion of its British operations, scaling up in London and Bristol as ministers intensify calls for greater domestic ownership of critical artificial intelligence technology.

Fractile commits £100m UK expansion as it ramps up AI chip development

10 February 202610 February 2026 Get Funded, Technology Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Apple and Google have agreed to make changes to their UK app stores following intervention by the country’s competition watchdog, after it concluded the two firms hold an “effective duopoly” over the sector.

Apple and Google agree UK app store changes after ‘effective duopoly’ ruling

10 February 2026 In Business, Technology Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Angela Rayner, Deputy Prime Minister, is set to grant an additional 9 million UK workers the right to sue their employers for unfair dismissal from the first day of their employment, as part of a sweeping overhaul of workers' rights.

Gilt yields jump as pressure mounts on Starmer amid leadership speculation

10 February 2026 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

London-based energy technology company Tem has raised $75 million in fresh funding as it looks to expand internationally and accelerate the rollout of its AI-driven platform designed to cut business electricity bills by up to 30 per cent.

AI energy start-up Tem raises $75m to cut business power bills

10 February 2026 Get Funded Amy Ingham 0 Comments

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) has launched a new expert-led commission to examine the future of occupational safety and health (OSH) skills in the UK, amid growing concerns over workforce shortages and rising pressures on safety professionals.

RoSPA launches expert commission to shape the future of occupational safety skills

10 February 2026 In Business Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Barclays considers cutting fixed pay and boosting bonuses for CEO CS Venkatakrishnan, potentially lifting his maximum compensation to more than £14m.

Barclays to lean on AI as it targets £2bn cost cuts and £15bn capital return

10 February 202610 February 2026 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is facing mounting calls to resign from frustrated business owners after a series of leaks ahead of this week’s Budget - drawing comparisons with Labour Chancellor Hugh Dalton, who quit in 1947 after briefing a journalist moments before delivering his statement.

NCSC reveals Budget forecasts accessed almost 25,000 times before publication

10 February 202610 February 2026 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

A High Court judge has ruled that thousands of people affected by a major data breach at Capita can continue with their legal action against the outsourcing group, in a decision being described as a landmark for large-scale data privacy claims in the UK.

High Court clears way for thousands to pursue Capita data breach claims

9 February 20269 February 2026 Legal, News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Long-running talks between Royal Mail and the Communication Workers Union are on the brink of collapse, with the company’s board thought to have threatened to put the loss-making postal service – the regulated UK entity that delivers to every address in the country – into a form of administration if a deal cannot be agreed.

Royal Mail urges SMEs to tap £1m apprenticeship fund during National Apprenticeship Week

9 February 2026 In Business Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Tesco snaps up former Amazon Fresh sites as convenience push gathers pace

9 February 2026 In Business Amy Ingham 0 Comments

The UK government must overhaul its approach to public sector procurement if it is serious about backing British innovation, according to Justin Megawarne, managing partner at Megaslice, who has accused Whitehall of hiding behind rigid frameworks and “arbitrary scoring systems”.

UK government must end its boycott of British innovation, says Megaslice

9 February 2026 Opinion Amy Ingham 0 Comments

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Britain’s biggest business organisations have closed ranks against a wave of antisemitism sweeping the country, with 40 trade bodies and employer groups signing a joint letter pledging to root out anti-Jewish prejudice from the nation’s workplaces.

UK business chiefs unite to combat workplace antisemitism as Met chief warns jews ‘not safe’ in London

Forty UK business organisations led by the BCC and CBI sign a joint letter pledging zero tolerance of workplace antisemitism, as Met chief Sir Mark Rowley warns MPs that Jews are ‘not currently safe’ in London.

JCB chairman Lord Bamford warns ministers face public revolt over £333bn welfare bill

Treasury orders review into bank branch closures as small firms count the cost

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