Government plans to nationalise Speciality Steel UK after bid rejected
The government is drawing up plans to nationalise Speciality Steel UK, the UK's third-largest steelworks, after rejecting a bidder's financing plan.
September 2026
Carney pitches Canada’s AI for All strategy to global investors
Mark Carney pitched his Canada AI strategy, AI for All, to investors in Toronto, covering clean power, compute, frontier AI and help to adopt it.
How to Spot Value in Betting Odds
Most people who bet regularly never actually learn what the numbers in front of them mean — they just pick one and hope for the best.
What Actually Separates a Good WordPress Development Agency From the Rest
WordPress runs a huge chunk of the web, which is exactly why the market for agencies that build on it is so crowded.
Xapien raises $56m from Spectrum Equity to build out US presence
Spectrum Equity has led a $56m Xapien funding round, with the due diligence platform planning to expand in the US and relocate its chief executive there.
Refugee entrepreneurs could add £2bn to UK economy, Cedar Review finds
An independent review published today estimates refugee entrepreneurs could add £2bn to the UK economy if barriers to starting a business were removed.
Bank lending to small businesses falls £27bn in three years
SME bank lending outstanding across Great Britain has fallen by £26.8bn since 2022, with nine in 10 postcode sectors seeing less finance, analysis shows.
Government Plans for the Shipping Industry in 2026
The time is fast approaching for a government Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR). In the Autumn, the Chancellor will decide on certain spending plans affecting key priorities and projects.
The next scientific frontier may be inside us, says Nicole Junkermann
The defining exploration of the coming decades will not take place in orbit, according to Nicole Junkermann.
Tony Buzbee on the Clients Who Walk Through the Door and What They Actually Need
A spotlight on The Buzbee Law Firm