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The Office for National Statistics (ONS) recently revealed another increase in the number of people turning to self-employment in the UK. The number of freelancers, a…
Wednesday 4 November 2026
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) recently revealed another increase in the number of people turning to self-employment in the UK. The number of freelancers, a…
Think back to your most productive workday in the past week. Now ask yourself: On that afternoon, what did you have for lunch?
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Research shows UK small businesses struggle with late payments but online accounting tech firm Xero says users can buck the trend by speeding-up cash collection.
Merger and acquisition is on the increase in the professional services marketplace as organisations look to gain market share and manage escalating competition. But, with pressure…
After 3 years of research and development, Bristol based engineer Curtis Dorrington has developed Quick Caps, a tiny padlock that helps prevent the theft of quick…
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Ishreen Bradley, an executive coach who specialises in helping senior women fulfil their career potential discusses why there is still a 20% pay gap between men…
Half of the UK’s entrepreneurs cite access to finance as the main barrier to setting up a new business.
The UK’s small businesses are missing out on possible commercial opportunities because of a data deficit.
Pension pots will run dry after just five years at current rate of saving