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Some of the UKs leading business leaders and opinion formers share their insight and ideas for growth

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Lessons SMEs can learn from corporates

26 October 201428 October 2014 News, Opinion Melanie Hird 0 Comments

World class corporations are a different breed of business compared to SMEs but they have much to teach their smaller cousins about performance, profitability and how to achieve ground breaking results. In my experience, SMEs that are willing to adopt corporate disciplines soon reap the rewards.

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SMEs choose SMS for their business communications

25 October 201427 October 2014 News, Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

Businesses rely on a number of different communication channels these days, online and offline. Dr Pieter Streicher, managing director at BulkSMS.com explains why the text message has stood the test of time and continues to play an important role in business communications.

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How a typo can make or break your business

22 October 20143 May 2018 Opinion Business Matters 1 Comment

How do you react when you see a typo? Are you irritated? Do you laugh? We all react differently to mistakes, errors or defects.

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How to close the pay gap

20 October 2014 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

Ishreen Bradley, an executive coach who specialises in helping senior women fulfil their career potential discusses why there is still a 20% pay gap between men and women, and offers some tips on how women can become more confident about negotiating their salary.

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Judging ex-offenders and stopping them working surely misses the point?

19 October 201424 April 2024 Opinion Sarah Whitley 0 Comments

Only today I have seen another headline focusing around the criminal past of someone in the media, but do we really have the right to judge?

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Greece and Scotland – why they have more in common than you might think

18 October 2014 Opinion Business Matters 2 Comments

For three hundred years Scotland, made up of a mainland and many islands has been part of the UK. For nearly 15 years Greece, made up of a mainland and many islands has been part of the Euro – the ‘ultimate’ member status of the EU.

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The science of creativity

17 October 201423 August 2018 Opinion Business Matters 2 Comments

If you want to get creative give your brain some TLC.

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Avoid the pitfalls of hiring illegal workers

17 October 201417 October 2014 Columns, Opinion Hugh Hitchcock 0 Comments

This month let me give SMEs advice on the importance of ensuring all employees have the legal right to work in the UK.

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How to better manage conflict in the workplace

17 October 20142 June 2019 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

People spend a large part of their lives at work and conflict between people and teams can have a serious impact on how they feel about their work and their motivation.

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Companies that show staff they care are now employers of choice

15 October 201414 October 2014 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

As we emerge from the recession, people increasingly expect more from their employers. Many people are less concerned with finding employment than they are with planning their next move, and competition for the most talented staff grows increasingly fierce.

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Lessons SMEs can learn from corporates

14 October 2014 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

World class corporations are a different breed of business compared to SMEs but they have much to teach their smaller cousins about performance, profitability and how to achieve ground breaking results. In my experience, SMEs that are willing to adopt corporate disciplines soon reap the rewards

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Time to move beyond the traditional banks

13 October 2014 Opinion Forum of Private Business 0 Comments

It’s official, sort of. Business Secretary Vince Cable said recently he felt some government efforts to stimulate bank lending had not been as successful as wished.

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Seven steps to reduce your costs and grow your business

13 October 2014 Opinion Forum of Private Business 0 Comments

Inflation may be down but business costs continue to rise.

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Being Ruthlessly Focused: The Key To Entrepreneurship

13 October 201413 October 2014 Opinion James Caan 1 Comment

In the modern world, entrepreneurship is more popular than ever. But ironically, that same world makes it more and more difficult for entrepreneurs to be what I call ruthlessly focused.

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Multitasking shrinks your brain

8 October 20141 March 2023 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

New research finds that looking at multiple screens at once can actually alter a key brain structure.

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The sports supplement maker Applied Nutrition has raised its annual sales and profit guidance for the third time this year, bringing the company founded by a former Liverpool scaffolder within touching distance of a £1 billion stock market valuation.

Applied Nutrition closes in on £1bn valuation after raising guidance for third time this year

Applied Nutrition, the sports supplement maker founded by former Liverpool scaffolder Tom Ryder, has upgraded its sales and profit guidance for the third time this year, with revenue expected to jump 50 per cent to £160 million and the group closing in on a £1 billion stock market valuation.

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