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Seedrs chosen to help boost Welsh businesses with crowdfunded support
Seedrs chosen as strategic partner to support £20m Welsh Government business programme aimed at high growth companies
Friday 6 November 2026
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Seedrs chosen as strategic partner to support £20m Welsh Government business programme aimed at high growth companies
The UK is becoming an increasingly “cash-last” society asone in fourBrits expects to use their mobile phone to make payments on a daily basis by 2020,…
Hundreds of business figures gathered alongside Parliamentary Under Secretary for Transport, Andrew Jones MP today in London for the unveiling of the 2015 FTA everywoman in…
London-based ClickMechanic, the online marketplace for car repairs, has today announced the closure of a financing round of £320,000 from angel investors led by former Just…
The price of Bitcoin is down, yet professional investors are flocking to Bitcoin businesses.
Almost two thirds of small and medium sized businesses in the UK lack the essential visibility and understanding to run an effective business.
Sugru, the world’s first mouldable ‘glue’, has proved a hit with the crowd; 1314 investors put in amounts ranging from £10 to £40,000, enabling the company…
Regardless of organisation size, the vast majority of employees want to work for a firm that has a ‘family feel’ and is ‘held together by loyalty…
Nearly 90 per cent of UK job seekers plagiarise other people’s CVs to hide their own poor writing skills, new research reveals.
Just one in three SMEs across the UK currently offer apprenticeships, according to new research from a quarterly survey of SME owners and senior managers.
London facility will drive innovation through combined design and technology research and development
Plymouth University’s fundraising think tank, Rogare, has started a round of recruitment to its advisory panel. We are looking for the best new thinkers in fundraising…
New research has discovered that 20 per cent of loans provided though the 2.3bn Enterprise Finance Guarantee (EFG) scheme are ending up in default.
Progress in recruitment is good but more must be done to develop young people in work
Plans to encourage businesses to hire Brits have been unveiled with a new tax on firms that rely on cheaper workers from abroad