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  • Nissan throws open the Sunderland gates to China’s Chery in landmark contract-manufacturing deal
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The business sectors set to grow post-pandemic

Most Commercial Energy Audits Miss the Real Losses

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If you visit enough factories, you start to see the same patterns repeat.

ELSA: After the Letter of Intent, is Europe Finally Moving on Deep Strike Capabilities? 

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As the Iranian conflict and the diplomatic tit-for-tat over the Strait of Hormuz continues, the central role played by precision strikes during the “hot” stage is clear.

When I founded Invicta Vita, I knew that building an exceptional team would be the cornerstone of our success. What I didn't anticipate was how fundamentally my thinking about hiring would evolve.

How AI Agencies Help Businesses Adopt Artificial Intelligence 

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If you think artificial intelligence (AI) is something from the future or the domain of big tech companies, think again. AI is steadily becoming the norm for businesses of all sizes, across every sector.

Rumoured increases to employer pension contributions in next month’s Budget are sparking panic among UK businesses, with nearly one in five firms warning they could face insolvency if contribution rates rise.

Best B2B Marketing Agencies 2026

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Finding the right B2B marketing agency takes more effort than it should. The market is crowded, specialisms vary enormously, and the difference between a good fit and a bad one can be costly to unpick.

Keeping floors clean used to mean one tool for dry messes and another for wet ones. That division still makes sense in many homes — but the way those tools work has changed dramatically.

How to Choose Between a Robot Vacuum and a Wet Vacuum (And Why Some Homes Need Both)

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Keeping floors clean used to mean one tool for dry messes and another for wet ones. That division still makes sense in many homes — but the way those tools work has changed dramatically.

Few industries appear from nothing and reach billions in annual sales within a few years. Canada's legal cannabis sector is one of them, built from a standing start after recreational use was legalised in 2018.

Canada’s Cannabis Industry: A Business Case Study

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In a few years Canada built a multi-billion-dollar legal cannabis industry from scratch. Here is how big it is, what made the market work, and what UK business readers can take from it.

The UK’s labour market is coming under intense strain as the number of applications per advertised job surges dramatically, reflecting deep-rooted economic uncertainties and a tight hiring climate.

The Complete Guide to Offshore Bookkeeping for Growing Businesses

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As businesses grow, managing finances becomes increasingly complex.

One of the UK’s leading customs agents has warned that hundreds of businesses could be banned from importing unless they urgently switch to a new Government computer system.

Why UK SMEs Are Switching From Reactive to Proactive Customs Clearance Models

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For many UK SMEs, customs clearance has historically been something that only demands attention when something goes wrong. A declaration gets rejected, goods are held at the border, or missing data triggers a call from a freight forwarder.

Heating has become a central concern for commercial property owners as energy transition policy changes impact business investment strategies.

How Energy Transition Policy Is Shaping Business Investment in Heating Technology

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Heating has become a central concern for commercial property owners as energy transition policy changes impact business investment strategies.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has revealed that inheritance tax (IHT) receipts reached £7 billion between April 2024 and January 2025—£700 million more than during the same period last year—putting the government on track for another record-breaking year for IHT revenue.

Why Businesses Should Prepare Now for the Employment Rights Act

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Employment law in the UK is entering a period of significant change. As new workplace reforms are introduced through the Employment Rights Act, employers across industries are reassessing their policies, workforce strategies, and compliance procedures.

Imagine this: You’re at the dealership, excited. That shiny, new, smelling-like-a-million-bucks car of yours is here. The salesperson? Oh, they’re all hush-hush.

Why Your Bank Said No to Your Business Loan – and Where to Go Next

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Did you experience yet another business loan denial? Or are you letting an application for one sit there out of fear that it can get rejected?

Harnesses, they malfunction. Workers, they forget to clip in. Lanyards get tangled up on equipment.

How to Build a Safer Commercial Roof Environment for Maintenance Teams

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Harnesses, they malfunction. Workers, they forget to clip in. Lanyards get tangled up on equipment.

In the ever-expanding world of the internet, there still lie restrictions and limitations on accessing information and entertainment.

Best VPN for UK Small Businesses in 2026: Top 3 Reviewed

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UK small businesses are being targeted by cybercriminals at an increasing rate – and the numbers are difficult to ignore.

Not every trader has the time or confidence to make reliable decisions in fast-moving financial markets. That is where copy trading comes in.

Top US Economic Calendar Indicators Affecting Market Volatility

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Financial markets are heavily influenced by economic data releases, policy announcements, and investor expectations.

Christina Georgaki is the Founder and Managing Partner of Georgaki and Partners Law Firm based in Athens and Thessaloniki. With over 17 years of experience, she specialises in Foreign Direct Investments and investment Migration. Christina is also a Teaching Fellow at the Alba Graduate Business School and a member of the Political Committee of New Democracy, the governing party of Greece.

Top Enterprise AI Development Companies for Production-Ready AI Systems

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Compare top enterprise AI development companies in 2026 that build production-ready AI systems across data, security, integration, governance, and scale.

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Few England or Scotland fans will be thinking about GDP when the first ball is kicked next Thursday. But over the six weeks that follow, the World Cup is expected to unleash billions of pounds in consumer spending, and for swathes of British business, the tournament could prove the trading event of the year.

Pubs, punters and pizza boxes: World Cup set to deliver £3.8bn windfall for British business

The 2026 World Cup is forecast to unleash £3.8bn in UK consumer spending, with pubs, bookmakers and food delivery firms the big winners, but not everyone will score.

SME solar installers left thousands out of pocket as ECO4 green energy payments stall

Britain has ‘lost control’ of its story to global investors, Barclays warns

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