Caribbean Blinds has been shortlisted in all five categories it entered at the 2026 BBSA Excellence Awards, marking a superb showing for the Suffolk based specialist in external shading and outdoor living.

Companies with strong ESG performance are significantly more successful in expanding their R&D activities overseas, according to new research.

Latest research identifies a sharp disconnect between confidence in and the practical ability to modernise payroll operations among larger organisations.

Croxsons, a 150-year-old family business that manufactures premium glass packaging for the food and drink sector, has developed the country’s first British-made sparkling wine bottle.

Johnston Carmichael has agreed a new partnership with STAC (Smart Things Accelerator Centre), underlining the firm’s commitment to Scotland’s innovation economy and supporting the next generation of tech entrepreneurs.

Scottish retailer launches new website and digital platform alongside Winter Sale Sterling Home has launched a new website and digital platform, bringing customers a much faster, personalised and more inspiring online shopping experience.

Sharp rise in demand for IT and technology professionals as UK businesses respond to the challenges of the technological revolution and the rapid growth of AI.

The real challenge now lies in how organisations adapt their structures, decision-making models and ways of working to make AI genuinely useful.

A female industry leader, who was behind one of Harrods’ most successful marketing campaigns, is setting her sights on expansion after completing a £2m investment drive.

Half of UK adults (50 per cent) are more worried about falling victim to a scam than they were 12 months ago, according to the latest Barclays Scams Bulletin.

AI introduces new ways of engagement and is about to represent opportunities and threats for family businesses the world over

The release of the latest Data Maturity Index identifies soaring AI use but issues around employee data literacy.

Technology adoption is rarely just a technical decision and when generational perspectives diverge, the path to building a sustainable business for the future can become contested terrain.

UK small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that are preparing to switch off for Christmas will leave themselves vulnerable to attack, according to new research.

Today's information warfare and technology revolution can be waged by anyone with a laptop and a basic understanding of social media dynamics.

Three in four shoppers believe AI advances have made scams more convincing, fuelling Black Friday fraud fears.

Organisations adopting AI governance measures, specifically real-time monitoring and oversight committees, are far more likely to report improvements in revenue growth, employee satisfaction and cost savings.

New research has found that skills shortages and sluggish digital transformation are putting the UK’s industrial midmarket at risk of falling behind its European peers.

Data sovereignty is becoming an issue for all businesses and is something that the family business sector needs to address as part of their business activities.

Technology, once seen as the preserve of start-ups and Silicon Valley giants, is now redefining every corner of commerce. Artificial intelligence in particular is forcing even the most established family firms to ask hard questions about their future.