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Getting to know you: Ramona Fuchs, founder and CEO, Foxlove Revenue (opens the original)
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Ramona Fuchs is the founder and CEO of Foxlove Revenue, an AI software start-up building a platform that captures what delivery teams hear on client accounts and turns it into plans for account growth. The pre-launch company is recruiting early adopters and works from Campfield in Manchester’s St John’s district as part of Exchange, the free accelerator that the Financial Times named in March 2026 as the North of England’s only entry in its list of Europe’s Leading Start-Up Hubs. Since launching
Getting to know you: Andy Moore, founder, EverTrek (opens the original)
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Andy Moore is the founder of EverTrek, the Caerphilly adventure travel company that takes groups to Everest Base Camp, Kilimanjaro, Machu Picchu and beyond. He started the business after trekking to Everest Base Camp in January 2016, and in September 2026 EverTrek marked 10 years of trips, having welcomed nearly 6,000 customers and grown by more than 30 per cent a year since 2024. Backed by £1.3m from the Investment Fund for Wales in 2024, it appointed Rhys David as chief executive in January 20
Third of business owners say they became entrepreneurs by accident (opens the original)
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More than a third of the owners of small and medium-sized businesses say they “accidentally” fell into running a company, according to research published by Santander UK. The bank’s poll of 1,000 business owners found that 35 per cent described their route into entrepreneurship as accidental, and that 62 per cent had no previous experience in their chosen industry when they started out. The findings were released alongside the winners of the 2026 Santander X UK Awards, the bank’s annual entrepre
FCA drops plan for mandatory climate risk reporting by listed firms (opens the original)
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The Financial Conduct Authority has dropped plans to require listed companies to tell investors about their climate risks, after firms raised concerns about costs and the UK’s competitiveness. The City regulator had proposed in January that listed companies would have to meet a new UK climate standard. In final rules published yesterday, it said companies would instead be allowed to keep the existing “comply or explain” approach, under which they either make the disclosures or set out why they h
ElevenLabs doubles valuation to $22bn after $300m employee share sale (opens the original)
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British artificial intelligence company ElevenLabs has doubled its valuation to $22bn (about £16bn) after closing a $300m employee share sale, placing it among the most valuable AI labs in the world. The company announced the deal in a blog post yesterday. The tender offer was led by Wellington and T. Rowe Price, two American investment firms, and values ElevenLabs at twice the $11bn it was worth after its $500m Series D round led by Sequoia Capital in February. A tender offer allows employees a
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