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  • Grateful secures £1.5m to transform tipping for frontline workers
    by Amy Ingham on October 15, 2025 at 7:39 pm

    Grateful, the Harrogate and London-based fintech simplifying digital tipping and tronc management, has raised £1.5m from Calculus Capital to scale its platform, enhance AI tools, and help service employers meet new transparency and compliance rules. Read more: Grateful secures £1.5m to transform tipping for frontline workers

  • Donald Trump’s Scottish golf resorts still loss making despite rising revenues
    by Jamie Young on October 15, 2025 at 3:22 pm

    Donald Trump’s Turnberry and Aberdeenshire golf resorts reported smaller annual losses despite strong growth in turnover, as Eric Trump said sustained investment and new tournaments are helping to raise their international profile and drive a future return to profitability. Read more: Donald Trump’s Scottish golf resorts still loss making despite rising revenues

  • Ex-Bank economist Andy Haldane to lead British Chambers of Commerce
    by Amy Ingham on October 15, 2025 at 1:56 pm

    Andy Haldane, former Bank of England chief economist and advisor to the Treasury, will become president of the British Chambers of Commerce in February, succeeding Baroness Lane-Fox at a time of mounting economic pressure on UK businesses. Read more: Ex-Bank economist Andy Haldane to lead British Chambers of Commerce

  • Revolut’s UK banking license delay highlights growing rift between innovation and regulation
    by Jamie Young on October 15, 2025 at 1:52 pm

    Revolut’s long wait for a full UK banking license shows regulators struggling to adapt legacy frameworks to digital-first banks, says GlobalData — a clash that could shape not just Revolut’s future, but the evolution of global fintech regulation. Read more: Revolut’s UK banking license delay highlights growing rift between innovation and regulation

  • Be.EV halves cost of ultra-rapid charging with 39p/kWh tariff
    by Jamie Young on October 15, 2025 at 1:35 pm

    Be.EV has launched one of the UK’s cheapest ultra-rapid EV tariffs at 39p/kWh, making public charging cheaper than petrol or diesel and tackling the cost gap faced by millions of drivers without access to home charging. Read more: Be.EV halves cost of ultra-rapid charging with 39p/kWh tariff

  • £2bn UK lawsuit accuses Microsoft of overcharging cloud customers
    by Amy Ingham on October 15, 2025 at 8:27 am

    Thousands of UK businesses urged to join a £2 billion collective action accusing Microsoft of overcharging firms that ran Windows Server on rival clouds such as AWS and Google, after the CMA found its licensing “adversely impacts” competition. Read more: £2bn UK lawsuit accuses Microsoft of overcharging cloud customers

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