Category: News

Businesses that are looking for funding for growth need look no further. The UK’s first ever exhibition to bring together entrepreneurs and finance providers is coming to London in 2016.

A new study has revealed the extent to which perfectionist tendencies in employees are driving many to burnout and points to ways in which habits might be changed.

Public speaking skills have been identified as a key development focus for employers, as new research uncovers that the majority of UK workers lack confidence in this area.

Police are investigating the death of former apprentice contestant Stuart Baggs whose body was discovered at his apartment on the Isle of Man just days after his 27th birthday.

Business Minister Nick Boles has today named 75 employers who have failed to pay their workers the National Minimum Wage.

Lack of confidence at the bargaining table dramatically reduces the chance of a successful outcome, with only 19 per cent of negotiators who are unconfident are successful in achieving their targets.

Banks and utility providers must adapt to serve the knowledge and internet-based start-ups which have helped to double the business population since 2000, according to data from Experian.

LinkedIn, the world’s largest online professional network, announced today the launch of the third annual Bring In Your Parents Day, taking place this year on Thursday, November 5, 2015.

New international banking laws could see the rate of lending to SME’s rise, according to the Federation of Small Businesses.

A survey of more than 2000 small and medium-sized businesses had found that 44% are still purchasing SEO and link building services that could result in a Google penalty.

A new report has found that 70 per cent of bosses and managers would consider swapping a member of staff for a machine.

Taxi booking firm Uber is facing legal action in the UK after workers claimed they don’t receive basic rights.