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  • Magic Weekend 2026: Ashes sell-out lures Super League to Hill Dickinson Stadium

    November 25, 2025

    Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium will stage rugby league’s Magic Weekend for the first time next summer following the success of its hosting of an Ashes clash.  The Merseyside venue will be the third different venue for the two-day Super League festival in as many seasons, after St James’ Park in Newcastle this year and Elland [...]

  • Autumn Budget: Will the UK keep its tech talent or drive it abroad?

    November 25, 2025

    Time is running out for Rachel Reeves to reassure the sector she has spent months courting. With tax rises looking increasingly likely in Wednesday’s Autumn Budget, the mood across UK tech has shifted to concern, reviving the warning issued earlier this month by some of Britain’s most valuable founders: change course, or risk watching high-growth [...]

  • Retail confidence falls at its fastest rate since 2008

    November 25, 2025

    Confidence amongst retailers has dropped at its fastest rate in 17 years as firms become increasingly pessimistic about their fortunes amid high taxes and low spending. Retailers expect demand to remain subdued heading into December, with sales set to fall again – albeit at a somewhat slower pace, according to the CBI’s latest quarterly Distributive [...]

  • Labour MP warns Budget could force founders out of UK 

    November 25, 2025

    A Labour backbencher has joined industry leaders and a left-leaning pressure group in warning that the Budget could kill the UK’s aspirations of building a competitor to Silicon Valley and force more firms to look for investment outside of the country.  In an open letter to Rachel Reeves, Sarah Edwards, a Labour MP who sits [...]

  • Molten Ventures eyes selling more Revolut shares after Nvidia investment

    November 25, 2025

    A major shareholder in Revolut is planning to further sell down its stake as the company looks to rebalance its investment portfolio. London-listed venture capital firm Molten Ventures recently sold shares in Revolut worth £26.3m but continues to hold a stake in the fintech darling worth £152m, the largest single shareholding in its more than [...]

  • Reeves opens door for mayors to impose ‘damaging’ tourist tax

    November 25, 2025

    Mayors in England are set to be given new powers to levy a tourist tax on visitors to fund local projects under a new policy. Reeves will give mayors the ability to impose a “modest” charge on visitors staying in hotels, bed and breakfasts, guest houses and holiday lets through the English Devolution and Community [...]

  • Alibaba.com: How AI is reshaping B2B sales and entrepreneurship

    November 25, 2025

    For Alibaba.com, the true transformative power of AI won’t be for customers; it will be for business-to-business sales. Multimodal search, such as AI search using multiple data points, is driving a “paradigm shift” in global e-commerce, says Alibaba.com president Kuo Zhang at CoCreate Europe. “We’re completely redesigning what search is… for this year alone, our multimodal [...]

  • F1 to rival NBA and NFL teams valuations, predicts Aston Martin chief

    November 25, 2025

    Formula 1 teams are on course to rival top US sports franchises as the most expensive in the world following a boom in valuations, says Aston Martin F1’s commercial chief Jefferson Slack. This month’s sale of a minority stake in Mercedes F1 valued the team at $6bn (£4.6bn), while McLaren were valued at around $5bn [...]

  • Labour to hold fire on ‘fish disco’ nuclear power reform due to ‘legal advice’

    November 25, 2025

    The Labour government is set to hold fire on pushing through sweeping reforms to nuclear energy due to a legal adviser’s concerns over the “UK’s environmental, trade  and human rights obligations”, it has been reported.  The Innovate UK member John Fingleton published a damning report on red tape blocking the expansion of the country’s nuclear [...]

  • David Lammy proposing to scrap some jury trials to tackle backlog

    November 25, 2025

    As the criminal justice system continues to crumble, the justice secretary David Lammy is reportedly proposing a major shake-up that would scrap some jury trials. Currently, all criminal trials are heard in front of a jury that decides on the accused’s fate; however, Lammy’s proposal will see jury trials only for murder, rape or manslaughter [...]

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