Horses, the school run and a growing firm: the story behind Attune’s newest hires
Accountancy and advisory firm Attune has strengthened its growing team with two appointments and the way its newest recruits work says as much about the firm as the hires themselves.
Deloitte CFO Survey Q2 2026: Growing AI optimism
73% of CFOs are optimistic that AI will materially improve business performance; 93% expect investment in digital technology to rise over the next 12 months; Geopolitics remains the biggest external risk to businesses; Cost control is biggest dampener to graduate hiring.
Cambridge Index drops 3.4%
The Cambridge Index dropped 957.6 points or 3.4% to close at 26,856.6, as five out of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly losses in their share price.
What HMRC tax receipts reveal about the UK’s big four taxes
New data from HMRC shows how much the government relies on just four taxes.
Fiducia Commercial Network strengthens compliance with Doc2 partnership
LONDON, July 2026 – Fiducia Commercial Network (FCN) has partnered with Doc2, one of the UK’s leading document automation and eSigning platforms, to provide every Appointed Representative (AR) and Registered Individual (RI) across the n
Power, capital and governance: Leadership in a fragmented world
Cambridge Judge Business School and Bain & Company warn of “permanent complexity” in global finance.
Updated environmental footprint report on Ethereum from the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance
A new report from the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF) at Cambridge Judge Business School provides an updated assessment of the environmental footprint of Ethereum, several years after the network switched its consensus mechanism from proof-of-work (PoW) to proof-of-stake (PoS) in a landmark event known as the Merge.
A new initiative for dealing with unclaimed Child Trust Funds
The Treasury has announced a new campaign aimed at reducing the number of unclaimed Child Trust Funds.
How would you stop AI in an emergency?
AI is creeping into more parts of organisations than most people realise.
It writes emails, helps analyse data, and powers tools your staff might be using every day.
In many cases, it’s been adopted quickly.
How Stan Boland built and sold companies to Broadcom, NVIDIA, and Bosch
A UK deep tech pioneer on ARM, autonomous vehicles, and why founders should build companies that stay.
The Cambridge teams up with Emmaus Cambridge to support the local community through volunteering initiatives
From surveying shoppers to helping put the sizzle into a community barbecue, The Cambridge Building Society team has been rolling up its sleeves for Emmaus Cambridge as part of the latest activity in its partnership with the homelessness charity.
Windows 11’s new focus on efficiency
For the past year or so, it’s felt like every Windows update came with three new AI features attached. Some of them are genuinely useful. Some feel like they’re there because they can be.
Student loan interest cap - what the 6% limit really means
The government has announced a cap for some student loans interest rates. It is not all it seems.
Price Bailey opens new office in Essex
Leading accountancy firm Price Bailey has opened a new office in Chelmsford, Essex, strengthening its presence across the East of England.
The 22% charge on cash interest in stocks & shares ISAs
The latest ISA update from The Treasury confirms new rules on upcoming Cash ISA reforms, including a flat-rate charge on cash interest.
Making Tax Digital for income tax - slow start for HMRC
HMRC has reported a low initial registration level for its new Making Tax Digital for income tax regime.
How to help your people be good at AI
Simple, practical actions to help close the gap between AI strategy and the everyday choices people make.
The Cambridge strengthens partnership with Jimmy’s Cambridge through £10,000 grant to fund dedicated support worker
The Cambridge Building Society has strengthened its ongoing partnership with Jimmy’s Cambridge by awarding the charity a £10,000 grant to fund a dedicated support worker to help people have a home.
Deloitte strengthens Cambridgeshire leadership with partner promotions
Deloitte has boosted its senior ranks in Cambridge with two new partner appointments, part of the firm’s annual promotions round-up.
Is data security your top priority?
Most IT leaders say data security is their number one concern when improving technology.
In fact, nearly seven in ten rank it at the top of the list. Yet only around a third say they feel extremely confident they would pass their next regulatory audit.
Emergency Cash Savings: Where Should You Keep It?
Do you have a rainy day fund? Think again, if you don’t – where you hold your cash matters.
PSTN Switch-Off: What You Need to Know
PSTN Switch-Off: What Does It Mean for Your Organisation?
The ‘mansion tax’ and property prices – what’s to come?
Further details have emerged about the potential impact of the ‘mansion tax’ announced in the last Budget.
Time for an inheritance tax rethink
Estate planning is something many of us put off for understandable reasons. However, procrastination has become an expensive option following the changes to inheritance tax (IHT) introduced by the Chancellor in her last two Budgets.