Business

Manipal's Accelerator and the NHS's Quiet Import Problem

Six Indian start-ups have won a UK government-backed accelerator, and the result says more about Britain's capacity to build health technology at home than it does about India's

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New UK Investment Framework Poised for Global Adoption Following SpaceX Debut

The success of the Public Offer Platform has prompted expectations of an influx of foreign offerings, though it has sparked debate over regulatory standards and the broader impact on the London IPO market

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Washington Ties Falklands Support to UK Defence Spending Demands

The US is reportedly prepared to reconsider its backing for British sovereignty over the disputed territory unless Downing Street significantly accelerates its military investment

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The Cost of Sparing Business

What Andy Burnham's pre-Budget reassurance to industry signals for NHS funding in October.

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The Chipmaker's Golden Age And The NHS's Narrower Arithmetic

Nvidia's record quarter shows how far the health service's AI ambitions now depend on infrastructure it neither owns nor controls.

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The Bank of England's Bond Sales Are Quietly Eating the NHS Budget

How Threadneedle Street’s quantitative tightening policy could shrink fiscal headroom weeks before the Chancellor takes the podium.

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The Innovation Divide: Why Britain’s Robotics Boom Stalls at the NHS Door

Hospitals continue to purchase surgical robots through charitable appeals and ad hoc lease agreements as private cash flows into industrial and humanoid robotics.

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Britain's Data Sovereignty Instinct Finds a New Vehicle in the Arcturis-Akrivia Merger

A £140m tie-up between two Oxford-based health data firms is being cast as a home-grown answer to Palantir, but the NHS still has to decide what sovereignty is actually meant to protect.

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The $27 Billion Health Record Disaster: Oracle's VA Crisis Should Terrify The NHS

America wanted one modern health record. It got delays, spiralling costs, congressional subpoenas and a warning Britain would be reckless to ignore.

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Government Rules Out 'Exit Tax' on British Tech Spinouts

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Flexport's Warehouses and the NHS's Quiet Supply Chain Problem

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