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.
Why clarity matters more than courage on the high streetMoney isn’t the only thing that closes shops — confusion does. New founders burn months guessing at licences, rent traps and “hidden” rules, then watch costs snowball.
Why getting funded in 2025 feels harder — and where real options still existMoney worries don’t arrive as line items in your accounts. They arrive at three in the morning, when you’re wide awake, wondering if you’ve got enough to cover wages or rent.
The most promising ventures are redefining industries in the UK and across the globe.This month we went looking for proof, not pitch decks — and found it.
Who’s Building It – And Where to Invest Before It's Too Late. Artificial intelligence is not a tool. It’s a new form of infrastructure, as fundamental as electricity — Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA
What if I told you that in 2025, Google quietly stopped being just a technology company and became an architect of the world to come?
The most promising ventures are redefining industries in the UK and across the globe.Editor's NoteEveryone wants to be called a startup. Few earn the name.
If you're wondering how to start a business in the UK, you're not alone — and you're not without help.
