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Half of financial services staff now covered by ground breaking Women in Finance Charter

More and more financial services are signing up to support more women in high powered jobs in the Women in Finance Charter.

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Tech start-ups in the regions beat out London for investment for the first time

For the first time in 2016, companies based in the regions received more VC and private equity investment than companies based in London and the South East, but Brexit fears still linger.

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UK’s first grid-scale electricity storage facility to begin as early as next year

Construction of the first grid-scale electricity storage facility to be built in Britain for more than 30 years could begin as early as 2018.

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What women want from academia: most prefer a business degree over an MBA

A new white paper examines motivations and the biggest challenges women face in the business school application journey.

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Brexit and Trump drive one in five Brits to virtual reality

Brexit and Trump are the two main drivers for Britons looking to virtual reality and online romance for as escapism.

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“I fear we’re misunderstanding Trump’s agenda” says keynote at the Green Innovation & Finance Awards

The ever-controversial American president aside, the Green Innovation & Finance Awards celebrated the achievements of the known champions and unsung heroes of the green economy. Here are the winners for 2017.

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Why Dublin is a serious challenger to post-Brexit London

Recent reports show that over 12 million square feet of office space is set to hit the Dublin market over the next five years, to cater for the expected increase in demand post-Brexit.

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The top green innovation and finance projects and people REVEALED

From the brains behind the world's first green crowdfunding platform to new carbon capture technology perfected by a leading UK university, the Green Innovation & Finance Awards shortlist reveals the best and brightest in sustainability today.

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Why Dublin is a serious challenger to post-Brexit London

Recent reports show that over 12 million square feet of office space is set to hit the Dublin market over the next five years, to cater for the expected increase in demand post-Brexit.

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The top green innovation and finance projects and people REVEALED

From the brains behind the world's first green crowdfunding platform to new carbon capture technology perfected by a leading UK university, the Green Innovation & Finance Awards shortlist reveals the best and brightest in sustainability today.

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Crowdfunded anti Brexit campaign heats up, backed by Nick Clegg

In less than one week, over 3,000 people have backed a crowdfunded anti-Brexit campaign that aims to reach the parliament in time for further Brexit negotiations.

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MI 6 chief on why gender diversity is a matter of national urgency

MI 6 Chief Sir Alex Younger believes Britain's got tech talent, and attracting the best and brightest means levelling the playing field for women in technology. Here's why.

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Peugeot launches first fully online car purchasing platform

French car company, Peugeot launched a fully online platform for the car-buying process today, OrderOnline by Peugeot, which makes buying a car as easy as ordering take-out.

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UK professor braves 2,600 mile journey to bring medical supplies to Syrian border

Extreme medicine lecturer and expedition expert, Mark Hannaford on his recent journey to the Syrian border, bringing medical supplies to aid workers.

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