Trevor Clawson

Not all U.K.-based technology startups have opted for VC finance. Some have chosen self financing and say there are clear advantages

European defense tech is moving up the priority list of VCs but where can startups make a difference and how can small companies build credibility?

Europe's startups face barriers to scaling because of fragmented rules on company creation, share options, tax and labour. Reform is coming but what do founders want?

If you've applied for a job at any time over the last thirty years or so, you might well have found yourself subject to a psychometric test designed

British energy tech startups could help deliver on net zero goals while keeping customer costs down but market reforms are needed to maximize their impact

Investment in Cambridge University spinouts is on the rise, reflecting wider VC interest in deep tech and life science startups in the region.

London Underground trains tend not to be a fruitful environment for spontaneous conversation.

Around a quarter of female founders have taken second job, according to a new report. A sign of tough economic times? Or is a funding shortfall creating burnout risks?

According to government figures, U.K. goods and services exports to the U.S. were worth £196 billion in 2024.

Life sciences startups focused on women's health are playing a part in addressing unequal provision. There is support but funding remains a challenge