Top 10 Startups of the Month: November 2025 Edition
The ventures shaping what comes next.November turned out hotter than anyone expected.
The ventures shaping what comes next.November turned out hotter than anyone expected.
Cocoon: The Quiet New Front in the AI WarEvery decade produces a surprise challenger — an outsider who appears precisely when the industry believes the hierarchy is fixed.This time, it’s Pavel Durov.
A New Chapter Begins: The Vision Behind “Top 10 Startups of the Month”When we launched Prime Economist earlier this year, one idea stood out among many: to build a space dedicated entirely to innovation — to the minds, not just the markets.
The most promising ventures are redefining industries in the UK and across the globe.The noise around technology is deafening.Every week someone promises the next revolution — and yet, beneath the shouting, real progress still moves in silence. It doesn’t trend. It builds.
How to Use 10 Smart Fixes Every UK Household NeedsBritain’s winters have a certain personality — cold, damp, and just unpredictable enough to break something right after the warranty expires.
The Hidden and the Untold — 1 October 20251.
Britain has no shortage of advice on how to “cope” — make do, cut back, tighten your belt. And sure, switching to supermarket brands or cancelling a streaming subscription might save a few quid. But let’s be honest: that’s not winning. That’s survival with better lighting.
The most promising ventures are redefining industries in the UK and across the globe.The most ambitious young companies aren’t chasing headlines — they’re building the machinery of tomorrow.
The Shock It Could Deliver to the UK Property MarketOn a wet Tuesday in Lewisham my kettle boiled dry while I sat on hold to a letting agent. New rent, same story.
The World You Don’t SeeForces You’ve Never Heard Of: ASML, Grosvenor, Illumina, ITER, Palantir.We like to think we know who runs the world. Apple. Google. A handful of billionaires grinning from magazine covers.
A World Distracted by WarsWars fill our screens. Every bulletin shows arrows on maps, sombre faces, promises of victory.
1. How to Survive Britain’s Cost of Living CrisisThe cost of living crisis has turned budgeting into a national sport. Energy, food, mortgages – all climbing at once, while wages crawl behind.