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Budget raises fears small businesses will 'decline even further' - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

The number of UK businesses is declining, particularly small ones, with pressures from increased financial burdens.

Why UK businesses should consider online learning options for employee training - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

Investing in employee online learning accelerates career development and boosts company innovation through flexible and accessible training options.
#sustainability

Beloved Brockley chippy makes final 20 to be crowned UK's best takeaway

Brockley's Rock is recognized for sustainable practices and is in the running for Takeaway of the Year at the National Fish & Chip Awards.

Why investing in sustainability makes financial sense - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

Investing in sustainability benefits UK businesses financially through enhanced brand reputation, operational cost savings, and regulatory compliance.

Beloved Brockley chippy makes final 20 to be crowned UK's best takeaway

Brockley's Rock is recognized for sustainable practices and is in the running for Takeaway of the Year at the National Fish & Chip Awards.

Why investing in sustainability makes financial sense - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

Investing in sustainability benefits UK businesses financially through enhanced brand reputation, operational cost savings, and regulatory compliance.
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A third of UK businesses want Starmer to cut unimagined' Brexit red tape

UK businesses are calling for reductions in post-Brexit regulatory requirements to enhance trade.
Many companies believe Brexit has increased unnecessary bureaucracy, impacting their operations negatively.

One-third of UK businesses urge government to cut Brexit red tape

Businesses are increasingly optimistic but urge the UK government to reduce post-Brexit trade regulations to facilitate growth.

Businesses losing trust in HMRC as service standards decline

Businesses are increasingly frustrated with HMRC, citing poor service standards and long wait times impairing trust and efficiency in tax collection.

35% of UK security leaders cite competition as cause of skills shortage

U.K. businesses face a significant talent shortage in IT, primarily due to a skills gap and economic challenges.
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AI and cybersecurity: Understanding the risks facing UK businesses - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

UK businesses are rapidly adopting AI but are ignoring serious cybersecurity threats.

Energy price increase and what that means for business - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

UK businesses face significant energy price hikes starting October, prompting concerns about financial impacts and the need for strategic cost management.
#cyber-security

How UK firms can get ready for the implementation of NIS2 | Computer Weekly

NIS2 directive enhances EU cyber security by standardizing rules and requiring CSIRT establishment by member states and critical sector businesses.

Cyber Essentials at 10: Success or failure? | Computer Weekly

Cyber Essentials helps businesses guard against common cyber threats with technical controls like firewalls and user access control.

How UK firms can get ready for the implementation of NIS2 | Computer Weekly

NIS2 directive enhances EU cyber security by standardizing rules and requiring CSIRT establishment by member states and critical sector businesses.

Cyber Essentials at 10: Success or failure? | Computer Weekly

Cyber Essentials helps businesses guard against common cyber threats with technical controls like firewalls and user access control.
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Top 5 Cloud Trends U.K. Businesses Should Watch in 2024

Businesses in the UK are facing rising costs in premium cloud services, which is leading to a shift towards more economical and diversified cloud solutions.
#inflation

UK wage growth expectations hits a two year low

Expectations of wage growth in the UK have declined to the lowest point in nearly two years.
Chief Financial Officers predict a decrease in wages to 4.7%, down from a predicted 4.9% in February.

Three in five businesses are still struggling with inflation concerns

High inflation is a top concern for 39% of UK businesses surveyed.
Despite limited technology investment, businesses still prioritize customer experience, employee experience, AI, and data privacy.

UK wage growth expectations hits a two year low

Expectations of wage growth in the UK have declined to the lowest point in nearly two years.
Chief Financial Officers predict a decrease in wages to 4.7%, down from a predicted 4.9% in February.

Three in five businesses are still struggling with inflation concerns

High inflation is a top concern for 39% of UK businesses surveyed.
Despite limited technology investment, businesses still prioritize customer experience, employee experience, AI, and data privacy.
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UK IPOs back on the menu for 2024

IPOs and MA activity are top priorities for UK businesses in 2024, along with AI investment and post-layoff financial recovery.
Research by Coupa highlights a likely resurgence of UK IPOs following a significant slump in 2023, driven by growth, productivity, and profitability priorities.
#ai-adoption

What's standing in the way of the UK being an AI superpower? | Computer Weekly

AI adoption in the UK is increasing, with 39% of businesses consistently using AI technology.
Large language models and generative AI are the most commonly used AI technologies in the UK.

DSIT unveils forum to drive AI adoption in UK businesses | Computer Weekly

Companies like Google, Microsoft, Barclays, and Vodafone are joining the government's AI Opportunity Forum to explore AI opportunities in the private sector.
The forum will focus on culture, skills, governance, and the availability of data in UK businesses to drive AI adoption and boost productivity.

What's standing in the way of the UK being an AI superpower? | Computer Weekly

AI adoption in the UK is increasing, with 39% of businesses consistently using AI technology.
Large language models and generative AI are the most commonly used AI technologies in the UK.

DSIT unveils forum to drive AI adoption in UK businesses | Computer Weekly

Companies like Google, Microsoft, Barclays, and Vodafone are joining the government's AI Opportunity Forum to explore AI opportunities in the private sector.
The forum will focus on culture, skills, governance, and the availability of data in UK businesses to drive AI adoption and boost productivity.
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Missing billions: UK businesses leaking 244 billion a year

UK businesses estimate that 5.87% of revenues remain uncollected each year, equating to £244 billion in annual losses.
74% of businesses are aware that revenue leakage is a problem, but do not know how to prevent it.
Errors with data, controls, and oversight account for 45% of revenue loss, costing businesses £37.3 billion due to human error.

Fiverr Report: 83% of U.K. Businesses Increasing Wages for AI Skills

Businesses in the UK are willing to offer higher wages for AI skills, but struggle to find qualified candidates.

Data governance in the spotlight as UK firms ramp up AI adoption

UK businesses are realizing the importance of data governance for competitive advantage and AI integration.
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