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Dragons’ Den star Steven Bartlett has made another senior hire to his FlightStory team.

The Diary of CEO host has appointed Bryony Hopkins as the production director of FlightStory Studio and will lead the storytelling team.

Hopkins has previously worked at Strong Watch Studios; LADbible Group; and BBC News.

She’ll work closely with 33-year-old Bartlett o...


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The name Ocado has long been synonymous with cutting-edge technology.

Founded at the turn of the century and floated in London in 2010, Ocado – which had built warehouse automation technology – launched an app in the early smartphone years and runs an online-only supermarket.

John Lewis was an early backer and it also provided the tech for the online business of...


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Shares in Oxford Nanopore Technologies rebounded almost to 125p today after its new CEO recently started work.

Francis Van Parys (pictured) is now leading the FTSE 250 MedTech, which is eyeing profitability after reporting its results for 2025 last week. He has taken over from founder Gordon Sanghera.

Oxford Nanopore reported revenues of £223.9 million, up 22.2%...


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Shares in Bytes Technology Group plc have dropped again after its MD departed.

The listed firm said Jack Watson, who left ‘by mutual consent’ yesterday, won’t be replaced.

“I wish to share that Jack Watson has moved on from our business, and I want to thank him on behalf of the board and the wider leadership team for his contribution to the BSS (Bytes Software ...


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Isembard has raised £37 million in Series A funding less than 12 months after its seed round.

The capital will accelerate the London company’s plan to open 25 factories by the end of 2026, expand its engineering teams while launching into Germany, France and Ukraine.

The round was led by Union Square Ventures, an early backer of Twitter, Coinbase, Etsy, Abridge ...


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