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Category: Opinion

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

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Why supporting Virgin makes sense for the UK’s economic recovery

24 April 2020 Opinion Business Matters 1 Comment

Richard Branson’s request for a £500 million bailout package from the government to prevent the collapse of his airline, Virgin Atlantic, has been the subject of much criticism in the press over recent days.

Working from home

Remote working demands a rethink about HR and payroll data

24 April 202020 September 2023 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

Right across the UK, HR and payroll departments are facing intense pressures generated by the coronavirus lockdown.

British art auctions

What new normal for a global art market rocked by the coronavirus pandemic?

23 April 20206 April 2022 Opinion Business Matters 1 Comment

The marquee auctions held during the “May season” normally serve as a bellwether of the international art market.

Covid 19 lock in

Reopening the post-pandemic economy and avoiding Big Brother

20 April 2020 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

As policymakers and business leaders grapple with how to restart the economy and bring employees back to work in the shadow of the deadly COVID-19 pandemic.

Brewdog hand sanitiser

Fast action required by struggling SMEs to cope with coronavirus chaos

17 April 2020 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

At a time when many small businesses are experiencing considerable financial strain, as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, some have taken swift action by adapting their businesses to meet the needs of the market. But could more businesses avoid insolvency by considering a diversified future?

Business communications

Riding the new wave of disruption – the fundamental role of communications in the future success of tech businesses

17 April 202017 April 2020 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

There are numerous lessons to be learned from the way in which businesses have reacted to the current crisis.

office tasks

Closing the gap on gender inequality in tech

16 April 202024 August 2020 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

In just a few short weeks, the coronavirus has derailed many business’ long-term and immediate plans.

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In the age of automation, Machines make work more human

8 April 202017 April 2020 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

Finding new ways to drive productivity and profitability are a common goal for businesses in every industry.

Surveillance

Can ‘surveillance tech’ help defeat a second wave of coronavirus?

31 March 2020 Opinion Jon Belcher 1 Comment

As the coronavirus crisis continues, governments are rightly concentrating on slowing down the spread of the virus and ensuring that hospitals and other vital services are not overwhelmed.

coronavirus

How can tech help people manage finances during self-isolation

27 March 202027 March 2020 Opinion Business Matters 2 Comments

The disruption caused by coronavirus has no precedent in peacetime.

UK VAT return

Coronavirus & VAT: HMRC should waive VAT on retained payments

19 March 202019 March 2020 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

Following the latest Coronavirus relief measures, Glyn Edwards, VAT director at MHA MacIntyre Hudson, says that because of widespread order cancellations from consumers, HMRC should exempt businesses from paying VAT on retained deposits to support the leisure, hospitality and motor sectors.

EV Charging

Workplace EV charging: A sustainable solution for business, society and the planet

17 March 20202 March 2023 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

Electric mobility is here — and it’s accelerating.

home businesses

Working from home isn’t enough – steps business should be taking to manage fear and anxiety around Covid-19

16 March 202016 March 2020 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

As a medical doctor, with a degree in psychology and a PhD in immunology I have been fascinated to see the global psychological response to the immune challenge to our health that accompanies the Covid-19 pandemic.

Flybe

Business leaders find economic solution to chaos caused by Coronavirus

15 March 2020 Opinion Business Matters 1 Comment

We have all seen the chaos and business failures in recent weeks – case in point the ailing Flybe taken out with the downturn in customers caused by cancellations and the lack of bookings caused by the coronavirus outbreak.

smartphones

Mobile networks are costing the economy billions – whose job is it to protect business?

13 March 2020 Opinion Business Matters 1 Comment

With regulation now in place to protect consumers from the predatory practices of mobile networks, when will Government start safeguarding UK businesses?

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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.

One of Britain’s oldest family firms to save £250,000 a year as energy scheme opens to forges

Burnham signals more energy bills support in budget as price cap rises 4 per cent

OnlyFans owner dividends topped $700m before his death

Business travel and meals on the go: one way to show your team you care

TikTok UK legal bill tops $1bn as regulators close in

National Wealth Fund backs Devon tungsten mine revival with £71m

Zero-hours contracts crackdown risks closing ‘doors to opportunity’, employers warn

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