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Running a Business While Caring

As an unpaid carer myself who also runs a coaching and consultancy business, I have firsthand experience of the juggling it takes to run a business alongside your caring responsibilities.

By Simone Bell

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How London Built the World’s Best Legal AI Ecosystem

By Michael Grupp

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Burnout Fix: Five Morning Meditations

How to fill up your own cup and become a better leader

By Josephine McGrail

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Five essential skills for building AI-ready teams

AI is developing at a rapid pace and transforming the way global industries operate. As companiesaccelerate AI adoption in order to stay competitive and reap its potential benefits, the urgency forbuilding AI-ready capabilities in the organisation is increasing.

By Kamales Lardi

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The 5 Biggest Business Sale Mistakes…

...And How You Can Avoid Them

By Chris Spratling

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Apprenticeships: SMEs’ Competitive Power Move

Start-ups and small businesses are the lifeblood of the UK economy, creating over 60% of private sector jobs and representing more than 90% of all employers.

By Chris McNamara

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Niche Focus

From a football coach juggling dual roles to leading a specialist investigations firm, Mark Hodgson reveals how adaptability, unconventional staffing, and sharp market insight fuelled Tremark's rise.

By Entrepreneur UK Staff

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The Real AI Edge Is Intelligence

If you're just automating, you're already behind

By Nick Sherrard

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What Went Wrong?

I’ve founded and invested in 100 different startups: here’s the biggest reasons they fail (and how to avoid them)

By Rohan Sinclair Luvaglio

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When Tariffs Bite

The smart business response to global disruption

By Coco Liu

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Doing nothing is still doing something

Why decision paralysis is quietly costing entrepreneurs millions

By Adrian Murphy

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When AI Meets Climate

Artificial Intelligence (AI) stands as a beacon of innovation, offering transformative advances across almost every sector. But as AI becomes more powerful and more pervasive, it brings with it a growing dilemma: its hunger for energy.

By Dr Brian Williamson

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How to build your leadership reputation before you’re in the room

If you're a founder, CEO, MD or business owner and you're looking to shorten your sales cycle, secure investment, energise and engage employees, as well as make connections and grow your network, building a strong reputation is important.

By Charlotte Otter

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From Concept To Company: Q&A With Stuart Davis, Co-Founder And CEO, Dubs Universe

Stuart Davis, co-founder and CEO at Dubs Universe, explains his enterprise's innovative design process, supply chain transparency, and community engagement efforts.

By Entrepreneur UK Staff

Buying a Franchise

School of Rock Taps Latin America Master Franchisor for United Kingdom Expansion

The music educator is taking a new step in its international expansion with a master franchise agreement in the UK — and a familiar face is leading the venture.

By Carl Stoffers

Building a Business

Why the United Kingdom is Poised to Dominate Europe’s Tech Scene

For global entrepreneurs, pioneers and investors, the UK unfurls not just as a reasonable business landscape but as a chance to embed in a legacy being sculpted in real-time.

By Henri Al Helaly

Buying a Franchise

Is the UK the World’s Top Destination for Franchise Brands?

With an unregulated franchising economy, world-leading vaccination rates, Brexit and government-backed unsecured loans for franchise buyers, the UK is attracting franchisors from around the globe.

By Andy Cheetham

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Prince Philip, a Royal Stalwart and the Queen’s Husband of 72 Years, Is Dead at 99

The Queen's husband was the longest-serving British consort in history.

By Mikhaila Friel

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U.K. Police Need to Put the Brakes on Facial Recognition

Police in the U.K., backed by the government, are testing a facial-recognition system that is 20 percent accurate and treating those who avoid its gaze as potential suspects.

By Adam Smith

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British Airways Fined $229 Million for 2018 Data Breach

The fine is the largest ICO has levied against a company, far outweighing the £500,000 Facebook had to pay for the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

By Adam Smith

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The U.K. Is Trying to Regulate the Internet: Here’s What It Means

The Online Harms White Paper could be a litmus test for tech regulation in the U.S., as the U.K. government attempts to balance oversight with modern web freedoms.

By Adam Smith