
Nicola Horlick asks ‘the crowd’ to reserve an investment in her new restaurant
Nicola Horlick, the controversial fund manager, is seeking crowd funded investment for a west London restaurant through Seedrs

Nicola Horlick, the controversial fund manager, is seeking crowd funded investment for a west London restaurant through Seedrs

what are the issues facing anyone who fancies going it alone and setting up a new business? As it’s Financial Planning Week, it’s a great time…

Becoming the leader of an existing team can be challenging, but taking over from an incompetent leader is more difficult.

Investors will find it easier to identify and invest in UK businesses which have adopted employee ownership following the launch of a new FTSE compliant UK…

Chancellor uged to give retailers a break as tax overtakes rents and puts thousands of shops and jobs at risk

Credit cards and loans are designed to be a convenient way to spread the cost of larger purchases such as a holiday, cooker or sofa. But,…

Ministers are facing demands that British firms supplying goods and services to next year’s Commonwealth Games in Glasgow should be allowed to boast of their involvement…

Cambridge & Counties Bank has announced the launch of its new market leading business bond for SME's and charity/clubs.

As part of Export Week, the British Chambers of Commerce has announced the launch of a new website designed to support businesses at every stage of…

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg heard from apprentices about ways of getting more young people involved in community work as part of a visit to the…

A quick fact: nearly half of Facebook’s advertising revenue now stems from mobile ads.

Economists predict borrowing will fall to £7.3bn, from £11.3bn in September and £8.3bn in October 2012.

The UK has met a four year target to raise £11 billion worth of economic benefit from the London Olympic and Paralympic Games in just over…

Entrepreneurship is continuing to thrive in the UK, despite the tough economic conditions we have weathered in recent years.

Teams set to form at Startup Weekends in Manchester, Sheffield, Swansea, Cambridge, and Nottingham will vie for $20,000 prize