Category: Opinion

Brexit Deal or No Deal, Theresa May is facing increasing pressure to walk – as her lack of negotiation skills, combined with poor leadership is leaving her to scrutiny.

In Europe, start-up culture is growing rapidly. While most aren’t likely to rival Silicon Valley anytime soon, some cities have become hubs for activity, packed full of new businesses and talent.

Millennials are notoriously choosy in terms of where they work. They vote with their feet if a wide variety of aspects of their job don’t live up to their expectations.

From cars and bikes to bags and food, we are sharing more than ever before: and everybody is reaping the benefits.

To support World Mental Health Day, employers are being urged to tackle the growing issue of mental health in the workplace and better support good employee mental wellbeing.

This year, Apple has marked 10 years of the iPhone. Popular SMS platform, What’s App, has celebrated 8 and the World’s first true social media platform, Facebook, has reached 13. When we sit, and take a moment to think about it – technology has completely transformed our world in just over a decade, so much […]

Crowdfunding provides many interesting opportunities for the world of small business finance. It’s an exciting and relatively young investment format – and that’s both its chief advantage and its chief problem.

We have been thinking a lot about PTSD since 14th June 2017. Some experts believe that environmental factors can come into play with the onset of mental illness.

In the early-2000s, the music industry was on its knees. Peer-to-peer file-sharing platforms such as Napster, LimeWire and Kazaa were offering a huge catalogue of songs to millions of users for free. The big record labels were in despair and launched a series of high-profile lawsuits to tackle the huge copyright infringement being committed by […]

Business can be tough, cash flow a constant headache, while mountains of work seem to appear out of thin air.

Mark Brownridge, Director General of the EIS Association, says changes to EIS could ‘magnify, not mitigate’ problems faced by small companies seeking funding by damaging start-ups sector

The Prime Minister’s Florence speech offers a two-year deal with the EU that’s the bare minimum needed for UK exporters.

For the majority of us the simple thought of leaving the house without our smartphones sends shivers down the spine. No texts or calls, no contacts and emails, no photos and directions. Smartphones have become so embedded in our daily lives that it feels almost unnatural to be without one. They’ve also transformed the way […]