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UK-founded legaltech business Lawhive has raised $60 million (£47m) in Series B funding as it accelerates its expansion across the US consumer legal market and doubles down on its AI-driven operating model.

What a Good Agency Onboarding Process Looks Like

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The first few weeks of working with a new marketing agency set the tone for everything that follows. Get the onboarding right, and both sides hit the ground running with shared expectations. Get it wrong, and the relationship starts with confusion, misaligned goals, and early friction that can compound over time.

Britain's supermarkets could be staring down the barrel of patchy shelves by midsummer, with ministers quietly war-gaming a scenario in which the continuing conflict with Iran chokes off carbon dioxide supplies to the country's food and drink industry.

From Waste to Value, The Economics Behind the Circular Food System

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Food waste isn’t only a sustainability problem anymore. It’s starting to look like one of the more obvious economic leaks in the global food system, and leaks add up fast.

You might think the classic water cooler moment has had its day.

Are Office Water Cooler Moments a Myth? 

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You might think the classic water cooler moment has had its day.

Online casinos are visually enticing playgrounds filled with excitement for players, offering a vast array of slot machines and classic table games such as roulette and blackjack. The UK has more than 170 online casinos, which gives people plenty of choice in terms of where to play.

The Best Ways to Find New Games to Explore Online Today

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Some online casino players stick to the same slot titles for years. Others open a gaming site, scroll for ten minutes, then leave because nothing feels fresh.

The government has announced up to £50 million in new funding to accelerate research into mental health treatments and technologies, marking one of the largest single public investments in the field.

Five things consumer-facing UK SMEs should do before April 2026

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From home-page audits to compliance-led marketing, five concrete steps UK consumer-facing SME owners should take before the April 2026 regulatory wave bites.

In December 2025, Thai authorities launched a sweeping enforcement operation that made international headlines. Among the central figures named was Yim Leak, a Cambodian businessman whom the media quickly labelled a fugitive, a scam kingpin, and a Thai national whose citizenship was being revoked.

Myth vs. Fact: What the International Media Got Wrong About Cambodia’s Yim Leak

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In December 2025, Thai authorities launched a sweeping enforcement operation that made international headlines. Among the central figures named was Yim Leak, a Cambodian businessman whom the media quickly labelled a fugitive, a scam kingpin, and a Thai national whose citizenship was being revoked.

Air travel runs on tight schedules and complex systems. When flights are delayed or canceled, most passengers feel confused and unsupported. Many do not know their rights. Others assume the airline’s answer is final.

Irina Ciochiu: Turning Flight Delays Into Consumer Power

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Air travel runs on tight schedules and complex systems. When flights are delayed or canceled, most passengers feel confused and unsupported. Many do not know their rights. Others assume the airline’s answer is final.

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What Tools Do Electricians Use to Strip Large-Gauge Wire Quickly?

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Stripping large-gauge wire by hand takes forever, and if you’ve tackled it with the wrong tool, you know how quickly things fall apart. A dull blade dragging against 4/0 AWG insulation isn’t just slow, it’s dangerous. So you don’t really need to ask whether a dedicated tool matters; the question is finding the right one for your crew.

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10 Wine Tools That Actually Make a Difference

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Wine can feel a bit intimidating at first. There are so many bottles, styles, and opinions that it is easy to think you need expert knowledge to enjoy it properly.

Across industries, businesses are noticing a sharp decline in their organic website traffic — even when their Google rankings haven’t changed. The culprit? The rise of AI-powered search engines like ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and Perplexity.

Second Hand Software: A Guide to Buying Genuine Licences Safely

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Buying second hand software in the UK: trustworthy resellers, EU resale law and how to save up to 70% on genuine licences.

Buying heavy machinery is the fun part. You find that perfect John Deere combine or Caterpillar excavator, negotiate the price, and close the deal. Then reality hits. You have a 40,000-pound piece of metal sitting in Kansas, and you need it in Oregon.

Top 10 Heavy Equipment Moving Companies in US

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Buying heavy machinery is the fun part. You find that perfect John Deere combine or Caterpillar excavator, negotiate the price, and close the deal. Then reality hits. You have a 40,000-pound piece of metal sitting in Kansas, and you need it in Oregon.

Wealthier homeowners hit as banks raise mortgage rates amid inflation fears

The Hidden Costs of Inheriting a Property in the UK

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From probate fees and inheritance tax to insurance and maintenance, here are the hidden costs of inheriting a property in the UK.

Wealth management once operated on predictable formulae: cultivate relationships through family connections, recommend conservative fixed deposits, and maintain capital preservation.

Why continuous deployment is becoming a business priority for growing firms

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Growing firms are under pressure to improve digital services more quickly, but without adding operational risk. Continuous deployment is becoming a business priority, as it gives teams a more reliable way to release software updates.

The UK’s financial watchdog has reduced the expected cost of compensating motorists caught up in the car finance mis-selling scandal by around £2 billion, as it unveiled its long-awaited final redress scheme, though the decision is unlikely to end the controversy.

Business Car Leasing vs. Buying Outright: Which Wins for UK SMEs?

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We compare business car leasing and buying outright for UK SMEs, covering cash flow, depreciation, tax treatment and which route suits growing companies.

Yesterday’s chaotic nine-goal thriller between Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich completely shattered every conservative forecasting model on the market.

How online betting became one of the UK’s busiest digital markets 

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Having followed the sports betting market for over a decade, I can say with complete confidence that few digital industries have grown as rapidly in the UK as online gambling.

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OnlyFans, the subscription-based website best known for its adult content, has paid out £1 billion to its Ukrainian-born owner, Leonid Radvinsky, since he acquired the company six years ago.

OnlyFans owner dividends topped $700m before his death

OnlyFans owner dividends ran past $700 million before Leonid Radvinsky died in March, with accounts at Fenix International, the London company behind the adult subscription site, showing pre-tax profit of $715 million on revenue of close to $1.6 billion and an average headcount of 47.

Business travel and meals on the go: one way to show your team you care

TikTok UK legal bill tops $1bn as regulators close in

National Wealth Fund backs Devon tungsten mine revival with £71m

Zero-hours contracts crackdown risks closing ‘doors to opportunity’, employers warn

eDreams takes Prime travel subscription to full scale in Poland

British start-up to help America build nuclear-powered cargo ships

Why cable avoidance training pays for itself on the first dig

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