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Business Weekly delivers the latest updates on business in Cambridge and the East of England through its print edition, website, and e-paper. It features current business news along with thorough reports and insights on key topics relevant to businesses in technology, biotech, manufacturing, and industrial services. Additionally, the publication has a unique connection to research and academia, offering exceptional coverage of how scientific and technological advancements shape future business trends in the European B2B landscape.

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Allia and Barclays Eagle Labs harness AI, growth and funding

1 month ago | businessweekly.co.uk

Entrepreneurs, startups, charities and social enterprises in Cambridgeshire have been handed the opportunity to access fully funded, expert-led training to scale their businesses, secure funding and adopt AI-driven growth strategies.
Entrepreneurship programme for women launched at Murray Edwards College

1 month ago | businessweekly.co.uk

A series of free and potentially game-changing entrepreneurship programmes for women students and researchers has been launched at The University of Cambridge. Murray Edwards Enterprising Women is the brainwave of Murray Edwards College – an establishment for women – and is being opened up to female students and researchers plus recent alumnae across the University. Global life science giant AstraZeneca has lent its full support to the initiative.
42 Technology launches new medical device at CES 2025

Jan 7, 2025 | businessweekly.co.uk

42 Technology (42T) has launched an innovative, video-capable medical device at CES 2025 designed to improve the speed and safety of patient intubation during surgery and emergency care. LARi is a low-cost, single-use video stylet that works exactly like conventional intubation stylets routinely used by anaesthetists to shape endotracheal tubes (ETT) and help guide them through a patient’s vocal cords.
NRG Therapeutics launches Series B after $5m boost from Michael J. Fox Foundation

Oct 30, 2024 | businessweekly.co.uk

Stevenage-based NRG Therapeutics, a neuroscience business targeting mitochondrial dysfunction, has achieved a key milestone with the nomination of its first development candidate, NRG5051 and has won a $5 million grant from The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research (MJFF).
Universities need more entrepreneurship initiatives if UK is to rival US, says Deeptech Labs chair

May 2, 2024 | businessweekly.co.uk

Ewan Kirk, a leading UK technology entrepreneur and early-stage investor, has warned that the quality of spin-outs from British universities is too low.
Empowering Women Entrepreneurs: Insights from the Women-Led High Growth Enterprise Taskforce Report

Apr 25, 2024 | businessweekly.co.uk

In today's entrepreneurial landscape, where innovation and diversity are celebrated as catalysts for economic growth, the Women-Led High Growth Enterprise Taskforce Report serves as a beacon, illuminating the path toward a more inclusive and equitable future for women in the workplace and female entrepreneurs alike.
Cambridge growth: Time to think intellectually, not geographically

Feb 8, 2024 | businessweekly.co.uk | Tony Quested

Anyone who has had the misfortune of trying to drive into Cambridge city and out-of-town offices, business and science parks to work in recent weeks will tell the same grisly tale about a Cluster that is gridlocked more often than not.
Arm and Nordic Semiconductor advancing AI and ML at the edge

Feb 8, 2024 | businessweekly.co.uk | Tony Quested

Nordic Semiconductor is adopting Arm Total Access to help advance AI and Machine Learning at the edge – marking a new chapter in the 23-year partnership between the companies. The agreement will enable Nordic to access greater ML capabilities and computing resources for advanced IoT applications from a comprehensive suite of Arm technology, providing the main compute platform for its chips.
Eckoh signs up record £45m data deals haul by end of January

Feb 8, 2024 | businessweekly.co.uk | Tony Quested

6 February, 2024 - 09:09By Tony Quested Hertfordshire-based tech company Eckoh plc contracted a record level of business totalling £24.6 million in the first half to September 30. And with two months to go before the financial year-end the company has already outstripped the highest ever order intake for a single year with record total contracted business of £45m so far. Around £18m of that is new business.
Cambridge and the East of England

Feb 8, 2024 | businessweekly.co.uk | Tony Quested

- Cambridge-anchored Big Biotech, AstraZeneca is expanding its US manufacturing footprint to accelerate its ambitions in next-generation cell therapy... Read More - Hertfordshire-based tech company Eckoh plc contracted a record level of business totalling £24.6 million in the first half to September 30. And... Read More - Cambridge Enterprise is opening a reinvigorated launchpad for new University of Cambridge companies and other startup ventures at the refurbished...