Category: Business

Somewhere in a co-working space in Manchester, a four-person team is huddled around a laptop, watching their newly built game lobby load for the first time on a test handset.

Many UK entrepreneurs notice how fintech payment startups are reshaping everyday spending on digital leisure.

Making Tax Digital (MTD) was first introduced by HM Revenue and Customs as part of a wider plan to modernise the UK tax system.

Suzanne Carlson is an Oregon-based professional truck driver whose career reflects discipline, reliability, and a deep understanding of the transportation industry.

If you’re building a web product and trying to put together a full-stack team, you’ve probably landed on two options: MERN or MEAN. Both are JavaScript-based. Both cover the full stack. Both have strong developer communities in 2026.

Pathfinders, an UK executive search and board advisory firms led by Bruce and Penelope Wright is reported to have suffered a significant cyberattack in which intruders accessed and exfiltrated confidential candidate records, including succession plans and compensation data tied to some of its largest corporate clients.

Selling a business is often viewed as the finishing line. For many SME owners, it represents years of work, risk, reinvestment and personal commitment finally being converted into value.

Family pictures are evergreen with memories of both the young and the old. From big moments to special events, they showcase relations. And on some occasions, you can reopen the catalogue to revisit the happenings. Going through these photos is more relatable when the visuals are bold and clear, as if they were recent.

Not every repair economy is built around expensive parts or major refurbishments. Much of it depends on small components that keep everyday products usable for longer.

Irina Ciochiu is a Romanian entrepreneur and legal professional best known as the Founder and CEO of FlightHelp, a company focused on passenger rights and flight compensation across Europe.

Few realise that the most noticeable change in leisure spending lately has little to do with new shows or games and everything to do with the quiet mechanics of moving money from one account to another.

There’s a moment in every B2B sale where the energy shifts. The conversations have gone well, the decision-maker is ready, and both sides want to move forward. Then someone has to produce a contract.

The founders I speak to are tired. Not in a “long week” way. Tired in a way that doesn’t fix itself with a Friday off or a weekend in the Cotswolds. The phone follows them everywhere. Slack notifications onto the train. An investor email they “just need to glance at” before bed.

Dianoush “Dion” Emami is the Chief Executive Officer of Parkia, Inc., an engineering and construction company specialising in high-voltage transmission and underground electrical infrastructure.