During his four-day state visit to the United States, King Charles III gathered some of America’s most influential technology leaders…
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British biomaterials developer Ponda seeks fresh backing to scale plant-based insulation for fashion
Bristol-based Ponda, a biomaterials company bringing plant-based insulation to fashion, has launched a new crowdfunding campaign on the platform Republic…
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Prince Charles to Jeff Bezos, Tim Cook, Jensen Huang: Tell us your problem with British startups |
During his four-day state visit to the United States, King Charles III gathered some of America’s most influential technology leaders…
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British e-bike operator Forest secures further €31 million to expand shared e-bike operations in London
Forest, London’s homegrown e-bike operator, has secured a further €31 million (£27 million) in funding, raising its total Series B…
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The owner of British Airways has warned of higher ticket prices as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz due…
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British AI startup that’s backed by Government
The UK government has selected Cosine, the British AI company whose models have outperformed OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral, and DeepSeek on…
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Greece drops EU enattempt-exit biometrics for British travellers
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British Business Bank commits £100M to Apposite to close UK life sciences scale-up gap — TFN
The British Business Bank has created its largest funding commitment to date, investing £100 million in Apposite Healthcare Growth I.…
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British carbuildrs seek clarity on ‘Made in EU’ rule as trade risks grow
By Julia Payne BRUSSELS, April 16 (Reuters) – The UK’s automotive indusattempt group SMMT declared on Thursday carbuildrs necessary clarity…
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British CX software startup Serve First secures €5.7 million for growth and product development
Serve First, a British AI-driven customer experience and performance management platform, has secured €5.7 million (£5 million) in new funding…
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