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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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Budding Novel authors urged to keep on writing

2 December 20102 September 2026 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

As national novel writing came to a close last month, one Book Midwife is encouraging all budding authors to not give up hope on completing their books!

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Dealing With Christmas Objections……

29 November 20102 September 2026 Marketing, Opinion Andy Preston 2 Comments

let me explain why so many business owners and salespeople get the ‘call me back after Christmas’ objections, only to find in January that they can’t get hold of the person ever again!

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Survival is not enough – how to accelerate growth

28 November 20102 September 2026 Opinion Hilary Briggs 0 Comments

“If you’re not growing then you’re dying” – so goes the saying.
In the current harsh times, it’s understandable to believe that just surviving is enough. However, the true performers, in any sphere, are constantly looking to improve and take things to the next level. So how could you accelerate the growth of your company?

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The Apprentice: Task Eight – Going to Germany

25 November 20102 September 2026 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

Last night The Apprentice went international with the teams travelling to Germany for a crisp selling task. So how did they do? How was going to end being told that they were to be gebrannt!

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Are there too many benefits for women on maternity leave? Part 2

23 November 201019 April 2018 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

There will always be the dilemma among employers over the best candidate. But can a change in the maternity law structure make it easier for both employer and their workforce?

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The Apprentice: Task Seven – Producing a DVD

18 November 20102 September 2026 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

Week Seven and we’re starting to get into the business end of the show. There are some strong contenders in the mix but with a few of the weaker candidates already gone, they have to all be on their A-game from here on if they want to really win the prized job.

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The Apprentice: Task Six – Advertising

11 November 20102 September 2026 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

To start things off, I thought Lord Sugar was hilarious last night when he had a pop at Stuart for his PJ’s! Having woken up the contenders for their next task, Lord Sugar entered the house to see them all with their bed head and asked Stuart if his half mast PJ’s were his own image of “Stuart Baggs the brand!” Ha ha – quality.

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Are there too many benefits for women on maternity leave?

10 November 2010 Opinion Business Matters 4 Comments

Maternity leave is a subject many employers can’t ignore. But when new mothers return to work part-time, should they still be entitled to the same benefits as a full-time employee?

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Lord Sugar’s way off the ball with Clegg comments

4 November 20102 September 2026 Opinion Charlie Mullins 0 Comments

I really cannot keep quiet over Lord Alan Sugar’s recent comments that the Liberal Democrats under Nick Clegg are like ‘Leyton Orient suddenly being planted in the Champions League’.

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The Apprentice: Task Five – Fashion

4 November 20102 September 2026 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

Week five on The Apprentice and the boardroom has never been so catty – the three candidates to face Lord Sugar (Paloma, Alex and Sandeesh) all seemed ready to backstab each other. I have to say, after last night’s show, it never ceases to amaze me what the board room can bring out in people!

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Can you run a successful small business and raise children at the same time?

3 November 2010 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

The image of the working mum has evolved greatly through the decades. But if help as a working mum can be found at home, why can’t there be help at work when you’re the one in charge.

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Business advice: Building your team over time

2 November 20102 September 2026 Advice, Opinion Business Matters 6 Comments

This time, I want to talk about a couple of growing pains that we had building a team. To start with, I think it’s important to explain a bit about the growth of A Suit That Fits to give you some context.

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The Apprentice: Task Four – Selling to the trade

28 October 20102 September 2026 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

Last nights Apprentice really set the bar for this series, with both teams coming into the boardroom with quite a profit to show off to Lord Sugar. Unfortunately there always has to be a losing side but with a £76,000 profit, Jamie’s team certainly shouldn’t hang their heads in shame.

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Cloud computing can drive sales success

28 October 20102 September 2026 News, Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

Having an efficient and effective sales strategy is key to the success of all SMEs – particularly as they battle to build a strong customer base in their critical early years. Unfortunately, they are often held back by expensive and unwieldy IT systems that drain their resources and make the process of converting sales slow and unwieldy.

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Sleeping in the day: It’s ok

27 October 20102 September 2026 Opinion Business Matters 5 Comments

I think that sleeping in the middle of the working day is ok. I know this is going to be controversial.

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