Category: News

Aiming to remove the hassle of packing and shipping products, London startup, Weengs have announced the launch of an on-demand delivery service to help busy city professionals and home businesses save time and money on their shipping expenditures.

A study of 2,000 full and part time UK workers has found that a significant number of UK workers admit that work is negatively affecting their health and wellbeing.

All-new Online Community Centralises Technology Content and Resources, Supporting Economic Growth and Job Opportunities

New figures released show that nearly 900 jobs are set to be created in the West of England over the next three years after 37 new companies invested in setting up a base in the region in 2014/15.

Sites like YouTube and Instagram will overtake Facebook and Twitter to be the dominant social media force by the end of the decade, marketing experts claim.

New research has found that as many as two thirds of Britons feel that working with their other half has a positive effect on their work output.

Phynova, a small, Oxford based pharmaceutical company has become the first European drug maker to bring traditional Chinese medicine to the Western market, with two EU-certified products being released this year.

Burcher Jennings, a national legal cost and pricing consultancy, have announced that they are to begin providing tailor made funding packages to UK law firms.

Research shows that the overwhelming majority of SMEs consider having a good online reputation as important to their business, yet 40 per cent never check online reviews of their company.

New research highlights renewed focus on attracting strong candidates but more must be done to develop internal talent

Over 675,000 votes cast as nine businesses progress to the Finale of Virgin Media Business’ entrepreneur competition

Transport costs, and in particular, air fares have caused the UK’s rate of inflation to turn back to positive, having dropped into negative territory last month for the first time since 1960.

With Fathers day just around the corner, new research has found that most fathers in the Uk are unhappy with the balance between their working life and their life away from their jobs.

More businesses are taking matters into their own hands when it comes to tackling late payment rather than wait for Government intervention according to new research.