Some of the UKs leading business leaders and opinion formers share their insight and ideas for growth
The Liberal Democrats have found that 6.5m UK taxpayers are being dragged into a higher tax band as a result of Conservative party budgets, including 15,000 in Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s own constituency – a finding described as “damning” for the government with a general election looming.
There’s no doubt that AI adoption is here and possibly more widespread than you would have thought.
As the businesses I have worked with have grown over the years, the significance of knowing when to hire and how to hire the right team can never be overstated.
‘Culture’ is another of those business buzzwords that can be hard to pin down but, in your position as leader, things will get increasingly harder if you don’t take the time to define and cultivate a positive organisational culture of your own.
As a business owner and advocate for scaling globally, I’ve observed a striking paradox within the UK’s economic landscape.
The latest series of BBC’s The Apprentice concluded recently with gym owner Rachel Woolford receiving a £250,000 investment from Lord Sugar and a professional collaboration which should help to accelerate her business and open many new doors for the young entrepreneur.
Nigel Farage has responded to the demands from the Chief Executive of British Gas that smart meters are mandatory in the UK saying he will never get one and said many people who do are ‘bullied into it’.
The phrase “Nothing stays the same” is often used when we look perhaps nostalgically at the past.
E-commerce continues to grow in popularity with over 20% of purchases expected to occur online in 2024. This growth can be attributed to various factors, including online retailers now selling a variety of products and customers increasingly looking for discounts, greater choice and convenience.
We’re all familiar with get rich quick opportunities: a promise of making a fast fortune that often seems too good to be true, but many people buy into anyway.
Steve Jobs has been quoted many times on many topics. One of his most interesting analyses was regarding Microsoft
A digital detox may seem impossible in today’s technology driven world; however, there’s huge value in taking a step back and embracing time offline, and in recent years the notion of digital detoxing has become increasingly prevalent.
The aftermath of Brexit has presented both unprecedented challenges and unique opportunities for businesses in the UK.
The ongoing dispute between US lawmakers and TikTok has now reached a tipping point, with the Senate now passing a bill that will force TikTok owners to sell its stake in the company or see the app banned in the US.
By 2023, TikTok boasted an astonishing 1.7 billion users worldwide, comprising nearly a quarter of the global population. In the United States alone, the app had 150 million active users, while the UK counted over 23 million.
