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Bootstrapped growth has lifted the Manchester AI start-up to £13m in annual recurring revenue, without external funding or a sales team.
UK marketers say AI adds admin rather than easing it
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Modulr launches FX tool as travel firms face hidden costs
Many travel intermediaries still lack clear visibility over FX spending, with 88% saying their annual bill tops EUR 300,000.
UK software providers lose revenue over payment integrations
Slow payment hookups are costing UK software firms sales, with 94% of surveyed vendors saying integrations have hit revenue and delayed features.
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New merchant wins and deeper existing accounts lifted the payments group's third-quarter activity as merchants sought more scalable payment systems.
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