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The government wants pension schemes and venture capital to invest more in UK science and technology. Retirement savings are studying the map.
Aberdeen Energy Zone gets an ambitious investment forecast, a jobs projection and the paperwork needed to keep both safely in the future tense.
The Treasury announces a Scale up Unit to help banks, insurers and fintech firms navigate regulation, giving bureaucracy its own growth strategy.
A Welsh clean energy plan projects up to 15,000 extra jobs by 2030, so the future workforce already has a strategy and excellent stationery.
London’s proposed housing rescue brings faster planning, levy relief and £322 million, but the paperwork has already requested permission to move.
The India investment trip promises £1.3 billion and nearly 7,000 expected UK jobs, alongside a heroic demand for conference lanyards.
The UK trade envoy Cambodia visit combines an airport, factory and cocktail in a sharp satire of diplomatic trade choreography.
The refreshed Board of Trade will help small firms export and grow, beginning with the ambitious task of making paperwork less like a second business.
The Regional Tech Booster backs 14 local projects, ensuring promising founders can meet investors beside a tray of extremely serious biscuits.
Homebuying reform could cut four weeks from transactions and save first time buyers £710, while property paperwork begins a nervous consultation.
Pension firms are urged to invest in future British science and technology companies after an innovation map reveals where ambitious businesses may be hiding.
