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The online casino industry has been growing steadily worldwide, and Canada is no exception.

The Compliance Blind Spot: What the Rise of VPN Gambling Means for Licensed UK Operators

19 August 202619 August 2026 Business Business Matters

A £4.75 million UK Gambling Commission settlement in July offered the regulated gambling industry a useful warning about where responsibility can end up.

Born and raised in Bakhchisaray, where he still lives at the age of 45, Nikolay Alexeevich Fartushnyak runs a shop next to a school. The place has its own routine: the busiest moments come before the first bell and again after classes finish.

How Chess Player Nikolay Fartushnyak from Crimea Helps Keep Local Chess Alive

19 August 202619 August 2026 Business Business Matters

Born and raised in Bakhchisaray, where he still lives at the age of 45, Nikolay Alexeevich Fartushnyak runs a shop next to a school. The place has its own routine: the busiest moments come before the first bell and again after classes finish.

A growing number of London’s entrepreneurs and micro-businesses are swapping traditional offices for coffee shops and cafes, with new research revealing that these venues are playing an increasingly vital role in the capital’s business ecosystem.

The Hidden Bottlenecks That Growing Technology Companies Often Overlook

19 August 202619 August 2026 Business Business Matters

When a technology company starts to grow rapidly, it always looks like a major success. Sales go up, headcount expands, and the product gets new features.

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Shane Kinahan on Discipline, Patience, and Navigating Alternative Investments

19 August 202619 August 2026 Business Business Matters

Shane Kinahan is an Investment Manager and Principal at Lake Avenue Capital, LLC. He is based in Connecticut and has spent more than two decades working across institutional and boutique finance.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has revealed that inheritance tax (IHT) receipts reached £7 billion between April 2024 and January 2025—£700 million more than during the same period last year—putting the government on track for another record-breaking year for IHT revenue.

Decision Making in Critical Thinking for Effective HR Management

19 August 202619 August 2026 Business Business Matters

Critical thinking transforms HR from intuition-based actions to evidence-driven strategies, potentially reducing problem-solving bias by 51%.

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The best web hosting providers in the UK 2026

18 August 202622 August 2026 Business Business Matters

Choosing a host used to be a technical decision; for most UK small businesses it is now a commercial one. Entry level specs have converged (storage, SSL and one click installers are standard) so what matters is renewal cost, what is bundled, and who picks up the phone when something breaks.

Company owners often have a seemingly never ending list of things that need their attention and that they need to learn in order to grow their business and keep things running smoothly as they scale up, and time and time again marketing skills are something that every business owner finds themselves reading up on.

one.com vs IONOS 2026: who has the best hosting for UK businesses?

18 August 202618 August 2026 Business Business Matters

one.com vs IONOS 2026: who has the best hosting for UK businesses?

A lot of websites suck. They fail to combine a story with good design, creating an experience that's at best forgettable and at worst unpleasant (“I want to be forgettable,” said no website ever.)

The best AI website builders for small businesses 2026

18 August 202618 August 2026 Business Business Matters

Two years ago, AI in a website builder meant a chatbot bolted onto the help centre. Now it means describing your business in a sentence and watching a structured site appear with drafted copy, sensible page architecture and images already placed.

The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) has been targeted by almost a quarter of a million cyber attacks over the past year, a dramatic surge that comes just weeks after the fiscal watchdog accidentally leaked the Chancellor’s Budget online.

How to Build a High-Performing Software Development Team in 2026

18 August 202620 August 2026 Business Business Matters

A strong software development team is not necessarily a large one. The better approach is to match the team’s skills to the product, give people clear responsibilities, and fix technical bottlenecks before adding more headcount.

Domain Listings, LLC is a Las Vegas-based online business directory company founded in 2013 with a mission to help small businesses improve their online visibility.

Where to buy a domain name in the UK 2026: the best registrars compared

18 August 202618 August 2026 Business Business Matters

A domain name is one of the cheapest purchases you’ll make for your business, but also one of the hardest to replace. Change your host and few people notice.

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The Last-Mile Challenge for Small Businesses: Making Short Journeys More Efficient

18 August 202618 August 2026 Business Business Matters

The Last-Mile Challenge for Small Businesses: Making Short Journeys More Efficient

one.com review 2026: the best web hosting and domain bundle for UK small businesses?

18 August 202618 August 2026 Business Business Matters

Most small business owners do not want to think about servers. They want a website that loads, professional-looking email, and a bill that does not triple in year two.

At some point in their history, businesses commonly have need for external funding to help their growth trajectory.

10 Strategies Successful UK Entrepreneurs Use to Grow Their Businesses

18 August 202618 August 2026 Business Business Matters

Business growth rarely comes from one dramatic idea. More often, it comes from a series of sensible choices made consistently: listening to customers, protecting cash, hiring carefully and measuring what actually works.

The UK private sector is experiencing its lowest employment levels in a decade, as hiring decisions are clouded by uncertainty surrounding economic prospects amidst high interest rates and sluggish consumer demand.

What Makes a Job Portal Work Well? Key Features to Know

18 August 202618 August 2026 Business Business Matters

Building a job portal today means more than just posting job listings and adding an application form. Recruiters want tools to manage candidates, and job seekers look for quick searches, helpful recommendations, easy applications, and a smooth mobile experience.

When I founded Invicta Vita, I knew that building an exceptional team would be the cornerstone of our success. What I didn't anticipate was how fundamentally my thinking about hiring would evolve.

Why AI Will Grow Your Job Before It Takes It

18 August 202618 August 2026 Business Anton Denisov

Something is happening more and more often in companies across industries and sizes, something that would have been out of reach a short while back. A piece of a product goes live without a single line of code written by an engineer. A manager builds it and ships it.

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Uber said on Thursday it is responding to a cybersecurity incident, after the New York Times reported that a hack had breached the company’s network and forced it to take several internal communications and engineering systems offline.

Uber faces €825m GDPR fine over automated driver deactivations

Uber GDPR fine: the Dutch Data Protection Authority says the ride hailing company breached European data rules by using automated systems to deactivate driver accounts without adequately informing them. Uber calls the penalty disproportionate and plans to appeal.

Dragons’ Den star Sara Davies takes stake in Not On The High Street turnaround

Camra membership falls to eight-year low as beer campaigner slips £800,000 into the red

JLR pauses Defender redesign, pushing all-electric version into the 2030s

Hundreds of pharmacies weigh closure as business rates bills soar

UK firms in critical financial distress rise 9% to more than 53,000

UK retail sales fall 0.5% in July as heatwave keeps shoppers away

Borrowing hits £1.8bn in July as Healey’s first budget looms

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