Funding stories
US business customers can now turn PayRewards points into Avios at par, giving routine payments a new route to airline rewards and flights to London.
Fresh capital and grid delays are accelerating AVK's push to supply data centres with on-site power, as Claire Perry O'Neill takes the chair.
Demand for offshore wind software has driven Kinewell to expand in Newcastle, as £1 million-plus of investment funds five new roles.
The honour underscores Capitolis's growing influence in financial markets technology and adds to Gil Mandelzis's two-decade record as a founder.
The Bali forum is meant to help Indonesian studios win funding, publishers and overseas distribution as the sector pushes beyond its domestic market.
Startups will face tougher funding terms in 2027 as investors scrutinise revenue per employee and AI-driven efficiency more closely.
Many AI pilots fade after early wins because firms lack the governance, data and skills needed to turn experiments into lasting value.
Users must clear identity checks before opening RDVCC virtual cards, while deposits start at 35 USDT and card fees begin at $1.
Doctors are finding specialist-led guidance faster as Vumedi's AI tools draw on more than 100,000 videos and 5,000 podcasts.
Poorly written messaging could now stop UK startups appearing in AI-led buyer research, as 68% of funded firms proved hard for engines to parse.
The funding will help the start-up bring its accessibility platform to market in 2027, with users set to access it free while businesses pay.
The Muscat-based platform will use seed capital to widen financing for exporters and importers caught in a USD $2.5 trillion trade gap.
Patients with heart disease could soon get access to Wegovy without paying the full cost, after Pharmac gave it high priority for funding.
Membership could give the Mackenzie District a stronger voice on rural health, as councillors backed $1200 to join a national network.
As scrutiny grows over billions in grants and donations, the platform aims to cut weeks of manual reporting and give organisations clearer evidence of impact.
The group says cross-party backing could give next Parliament the stability to plan and fund major projects with less policy churn.
Unfamiliar workplace jargon is putting off would-be founders, with 65% of UK respondents saying they do not feel confident starting a business.
The council will borrow less for the safety upgrade after NZTA agreed to meet 51% of the $4.7 million construction bill.
With skills shortages deepening, the session will explore how trust can help firms win funding, attract talent and secure work.
Many Britons still need to look up basic business shorthand, with 65% lacking confidence to start a company and KPI topping searches.
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