The latest news affecting small and medium sized (SME) businesses in the UK
A new survey has revealed that 82 per cent of people would be more likely to visit the high street if free Wi-Fi was offered, which…
New research reveals that simple images which mirror target demographics are key to capturing attention.
London based cycling tech startup, Beeline, launches a fourth crowdfunding campaign to focus on the cycling community, and fuel growth.
Hospitality professionals including chefs and bartenders are among the professions considered to be the most intimidating by customers, according to new research.
The recent unpredictability of FX rates has created a challenge for businesses nationwide. Yet new research reveals that UK SMEs trading overseas are reaping the rewards…
A new study has found that nearly one in four professionals in the UK have experienced discrimination during an interview, and for the majority it was…
The government has confirming the launch of the third Connected Autonomous Vehicles research and development competition, with £25 million of funding being made available to new…
In the last few weeks, over 12,000 of the public have emailed DEFRA calling on the Minister to not be pressurised by emotive unsubstantiated health data…
Business Secretary announces first phase of its £246m investment in battery technology as he launches Industrial Strategy’s landmark ‘Faraday Challenge’
MP Grant Shapps’ has published the latest “Broadbad 2.0” report and Andrew Ferguson, editor of thinkbroadband.com, offered his analysis
A development bank for Wales has been given the official go-ahead to help small and micro businesses get off the ground or to grow.
Office dress codes are becoming more casual, but the lack of a defined uniform is leading to stress and confusion amongst British workers, a new study…
Almost two-thirds of UK workers claim tiredness negatively impacts on productivity at work, research has revealed.
The best and worst leadership traits spread contagiously through a business, with professionals’ behaviours most heavily influenced by the people they work with most frequently.
For younger people, the state retirement age seems to be receding into the distance.