Insolvency Service puts phoenixing directors at top of new strategy
The Insolvency Service has opened 146 abusive phoenixing investigations since April as its chief executive prepares to launch a new five-year strategy.
September 2026
Monzo in talks with Nubank and Advent over deal worth up to £10bn
Monzo takeover talks with Brazil's Nubank, and interest from US buyout firm Advent, could value the digital bank at up to £10bn, Sky News reports.
AI giants probing tens of thousands of security incidents – Axios
OpenAI and Anthropic are reportedly probing cases of AI misbehavior, including bypassing safeguards and hijacking websites Read Full Article at RT.com
Google Will Charge for Missed Calls From October 1: Why US Contractors Are Turning to an AI Answering Service
For small trade businesses in the United States, the phone has always been both the lifeline and the headache. A plumber under a sink, an HVAC technician on a roof…
Getting to know you: Conor McKenna, co-founder and CEO, Go Swag
Go Swag CEO Conor McKenna on corporate gifting, a $5m raise led by Mercia Ventures, and why the old branded merchandise catalogue has had its day
Getting to know you: Toby Spooner, co-founder, METRIX
METRIX co-founder Toby Spooner on the immersive fitness competition, its biggest London event yet and why founders should say yes to opportunities.
Sovereignty concerns raised as Saudi-Sudan maritime delimitation push gains momentum
Sudan and Saudi Arabia are moving to revive talks on delimiting their maritime border, even as war continues to devastate Sudan.
Getting to know you: Peter Nailer, managing director, CloudCoCo
CloudCoCo managing director Peter Nailer on IT procurement, an AI-driven buying platform and why deciding what not to do matters as much as ambition.
Getting to know you: Paul Corcoran, founder and CEO, Agent
Agent CEO Paul Corcoran on growing a B Corp marketing agency, a second Sunday Times Best Places to Work listing and using business as a force for good.
Ukraine’s biggest steelmaker halts production
Ukraine’s largest steel plant, ArcelorMittal Krivoy Rog, has halted output after repeated Russian missile strikes caused extensive damage Read Full Article at RT.com