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Mimoji connects businesses, people, capabilities and events so they can be searched, compared and understood over time—by people, software and AI.
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Mimoji identifies the companies and people involved in commercial events, connects those events to persistent entity pages and adds an assessment of the likely impact on each entity.
London’s first bookable self-driving taxis signal a new phase for urban mobility, with investors, regulators and rivals now watching whether the technology can earn public trust.
A long-delayed Falklands oil play has been pulled back into the geopolitical spotlight, with Argentina’s sanctions threat jolting investors and reviving questions over financing, timelines and legal risk.
Volkswagen’s dramatic cost-cutting plan is more than a jobs story: it is a test of whether Europe’s industrial giants can still compete in the electric age.
A European class action puts Uber’s algorithmic management model under pressure, with implications for driver pay, platform transparency and the future of AI-led labour control.
A payment crisis at The Canary is testing not just one news website’s survival, but the business model of Britain’s independent media sector.
Websites, reviews, registries, articles and social profiles each tell part of the story. People naturally combine these fragments. Machines need the differences to be made explicit.
Capabilities, services, location, scale and experience often live across many pages and systems.
Two companies may use the same words while offering very different levels of capability and service.
Appointments, contracts, disruptions and partnerships continually alter how a business should be understood.
Mimoji moves from collecting descriptions to maintaining a persistent representation of businesses, people and the commercial world around them.
Useful sources, but each tells only part of the story.
A representation that can be searched, compared and updated.
Business profiles show what companies are and what they can do. Commercial events show what is happening to them. Entity pages connect those developments over time.
Businesses, people, locations, organisations and other real-world commercial entities.
Structured services, products, factual attributes and category-specific knowledge.
Geographic, categorical, organisational and commercial relationships.
Contracts, appointments, partnerships, disruptions and other developments connected to entities.
A shared structure for understanding differences in focus, scale, service and suitability.
A model that can be enriched as businesses, people and relationships change.
A company's own website can describe it well. Mimoji adds the surrounding context that helps people and machines understand similarities, differences and suitability.
Every company chooses its own language, page structure and selection of facts.
A shared structure makes it easier to see both similarities and important differences.
Mimoji continually identifies, resolves and organises information so the model can reflect the commercial world as it changes.
Find relevant business information and commercial events.
Identify entities, capabilities, relationships and context.
Match information to existing entities or create new ones.
Place entities within geography and commercial categories.
Interpret likely impact for the companies or people involved.
Enrich timelines and relationships as the world changes.
The same structured commercial knowledge can support business discovery, commercial news, software products and AI systems.
A human-facing way to find and compare companies across thousands of commercial categories.
Events organised around the companies and people they affect, with entity timelines and likely impact.
Structured commercial information for products, platforms and internal systems.
Clearer context for conversational search, recommendations, evaluation and action.
Mimoji does not replace a company's website. It gives the business a consistent, comparable presence within a shared model used by people and machines.
Businesses can appear across the categories and locations in which they actually operate.
The same representation can help someone compare providers, help an AI answer a question or help software retrieve structured commercial information.
Mimoji extends technology and operating experience from earlier business-information deployments into a broader model of the commercial world.
Mimoji has several visible experiences, but they all draw from the same underlying commercial knowledge.
Mimoji.com includes business search and comparison, but these experiences are built on a broader structured model of businesses, categories, capabilities, relationships and events.
Mimoji publishes and organises commercial news, but the articles also help update company and person entities, timelines, relationships and likely impact assessments inside the wider model.
It is Mimoji's structured representation of the commercial world: the businesses and people that exist, what they do, where they operate, how they connect and what happens to them over time.
No. A website remains the company's own publishing and engagement channel. Mimoji provides a structured, comparable presence within a wider commercial context.
Start with business search or continue into the full commercial news experience.
Search across thousands of commercial categories and move directly into Mimoji's business discovery experience.
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