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1 week ago | 
businessmole.com | Sam Allcock |Beth Haven
Last Updated on: British speculative fiction author Anastasia Dubinina surprised attendees at the Royal Festival Hall by turning her scheduled talk into a full-scale, participatory world-building workshop, with a strong focus on London as a model for imaginative settings.
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1 week ago | 
businessmole.com | Sam Allcock |Beth Haven
Last Updated on: Bluewater, a global pioneer in high-performance water purification and drinks systems, is set to present its award-winning Café Station at the London Coffee Festival. In partnership with British distributor HTG, the brand will be exhibiting at Booth HP30 during the event, which runs from 15th to 18th May at London’s Truman Brewery. Having recently impressed audiences in Dubai and Houston, the Bluewater Café Station is now redefining the approach to specialty coffee.
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1 week ago | 
businessmole.com | Sam Allcock |Beth Haven
As urban centres expand and commercial real estate prices climb, businesses in growing cities are reevaluating how they use their space, especially when it comes to physical storage. The days of stockpiling supplies, documents or equipment in costly city centre offices may be numbered. With changing work habits and financial pressures, companies are getting strategic about what stays on-site and what gets stored off-premises.
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1 week ago | 
businessmole.com | Sam Allcock |Beth Haven
This Robot Will Be Your Best Friend—And It Pays You in Crypto to ChillFloki and Rice Robotics Launch AI Companion Robot That Pays Users in CryptoNew Minibot M1 integrates blockchain rewards with personal assistant features as $RICE token debuts on TokenFiRice Robotics has launched a new AI-powered companion robot, the Minibot M1, in collaboration with Floki, a project known for its involvement in blockchain ventures.
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1 week ago | 
businessmole.com | Sam Allcock |Beth Haven
AI Translation to Support Multilingual Dialogue at Europe-Asia Economic SummitInterprefy to deliver real-time translations for three-day event in Davos focused on AI and sustainabilityMore than 200 delegates attending the Europe-Asia Economic Summit (EAES) 2025 in Davos will benefit from real-time multilingual support, as the event partners with language technology company Interprefy.
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1 week ago | 
businessmole.com | Beth Haven |Sam Allcock
Red teaming research reveals vulnerabilities in image-text models linked to harmful content generationA newly released report from AI safety company Enkrypt AI has uncovered serious safety gaps in the growing field of multimodal artificial intelligence, warning that current systems may be susceptible to producing harmful content, including child sexual exploitation material (CSEM), through advanced prompt injection techniques.
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1 week ago | 
businessmole.com | Sam Allcock |Beth Haven
Last Updated on: Vissi Capital, a top-tier advisory firm renowned for its work in mergers, acquisitions, and financial restructuring, has unveiled its latest initiative: a strategic drive into cryptocurrency and blockchain investments. The move signals the firm’s ambition to remain at the forefront of financial innovation and seize opportunities in emerging digital markets.
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1 week ago | 
businessmole.com | Sam Allcock |Beth Haven
Last Updated on: Scrumconnect Consulting, the award-winning digital technology company, is pleased to announce that Lord Kulveer Ranger of Northwood has agreed to support the Company in a strategic advisory capacity. This adds further expertise to Scrumconnect’s senior leadership team amid a key moment of growth in one of Britain’s fastest growing digital consultancies.
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1 week ago | 
businessmole.com | Sam Allcock |Beth Haven
Last Updated on: Dubai-based fintech firm Origami Tech has announced the official rollout of its no-code automation platform, offering a user-friendly solution for cryptocurrency traders. Aimed at removing technical barriers, the platform allows individuals to build algorithmic trading strategies without writing a single line of code.
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1 month ago | 
businessmole.com | Jeff Newmond |Sam Allcock |Beth Haven
Fitness instructor Hilary Jackson is no stranger to long days and physical endurance. Based in the South of England, she has built her career around helping others stay active and healthy. But with unsociable hours and split shifts being the norm, Hilary has always found herself riding solo. Cycling, for her, was a trial-and-error journey – learning on the go, fitting in rides around work, and taking on challenges like the inaugural RideLondon 100 and multi-day charity rides.
