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Your business loses hours every week when systems do not speak to each other. What if your technology could flex and grow as quickly as your ambitions?

Building a Composable Business with Signable’s API

8 October 20258 October 2025 Opinion Andy Jackson 0 Comments

Your business loses hours every week when systems do not speak to each other. What if your technology could flex and grow as quickly as your ambitions?

Richard Alvin argues that business isn’t an Olympic sport so small firms must seize their own performance-enhanced edge through AI.

Business is not an Olympic sport, so invest today in that performance-enhanced boost

7 October 2025 Columns, Opinion Richard Alvin 0 Comments

In this sharp and witty column, entrepreneur and broadcaster Richard Alvin argues that business isn’t an Olympic sport — there’s no level playing field or drug testing — so small firms must seize their own performance-enhanced edge through AI. Forget fair play: it’s time to fuel up, think faster, and “blow the bloody doors off.”

As a member of Generation X, I grew up in the workplace with a simple rule: if your boss asked you to do something, you said “yes” and got on with it.

Asking why vs. saying yes: the generational divide in the modern office

6 October 20256 October 2025 Columns, Opinion Rachel Watkyn 0 Comments

As a member of Generation X, I grew up in the workplace with a simple rule: if your boss asked you to do something, you said “yes” and got on with it.

Rumour has it that Rachel Reeves is limbering up for November with a Budget that will make the taxman’s quill squeak like a stuck pig. Property, pensions, profits, pasties — all grist to the Exchequer’s mill.

Reeves’ Budget: is Larry’s cat food the last refuge?

30 September 2025 Columns, Opinion Richard Alvin 0 Comments

Rumour has it that Rachel Reeves is limbering up for November with a Budget that will make the taxman’s quill squeak like a stuck pig. Property, pensions, profits, pasties — all grist to the Exchequer’s mill.

The Bank of England is facing a renewed challenge in its efforts to manage inflation and steer the economy, after fresh data showed starting salaries in the UK rose at their fastest pace in nearly three years.

Creating a space for every voice: How to lead with genuine inclusivity

29 September 2025 Columns, Opinion Georgina Badine 0 Comments

In today’s fast-moving business world, inclusivity is often spoken about but less often practiced in meaningful ways. True inclusivity goes far beyond ticking boxes, it’s about creating spaces where every voice is heard, respected, and valued.

For many SMEs, growth often hinges on one big question: hire from outside your organisation or invest in who you already have?

Why Growing Your Own Talent Is Good for Business

26 September 2025 Columns, Opinion Lesley Leach 0 Comments

For many SMEs, growth often hinges on one big question: hire from outside your organisation or invest in who you already have?

When people think about London’s economy, manufacturing is not usually the first sector that comes to mind.

Investing in Makers is investing in London’s Future 

24 September 2025 Opinion Vanesa Perez-Sanchez 0 Comments

When people think about London’s economy, manufacturing is not usually the first sector that comes to mind.

Middle-class families will be up to £40,000 worse off over the next decade as a result of Jeremy Hunt’s stealth taxes to reduce government borrowing.

Jeremy Hunt warns Reeves: soaring taxes will kill UK’s ‘animal spirits’

24 September 202524 September 2025 News, Opinion Paul Jones 0 Comments

Ex-Chancellor Jeremy Hunt slams Rachel Reeves’s £30bn tax plan, warning it will crush growth, stifle business and kill the UK’s ‘animal spirits’.

As social media continues to weave itself into the fabric of daily life, the algorithms that drive engagement have come under fire for their potential to foster addictive behaviours.

Beyond Engagement: Why It’s Time to Rethink Social Media’s Addictive Algorithms

22 September 2025 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

As social media continues to weave itself into the fabric of daily life, the algorithms that drive engagement have come under fire for their potential to foster addictive behaviours.

In today’s fast-paced, hyper-connected world, meeting new people has never been easier.

Why Meeting People Without an Agenda Matters

19 September 2025 Columns, Opinion Rachel Watkyn 0 Comments

In today’s fast-paced, hyper-connected world, meeting new people has never been easier.

Nicki Bull Bisgaard, Group Chairman of PayTech Group, has long advocated for the use of technology to enhance business financial management. Nowadays, small, and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face unprecedented challenges.

Precision Banking: How AI is Empowering SMEs to Make Smarter Financial Decisions

19 September 202519 September 2025 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

Nicki Bull Bisgaard, Group Chairman of PayTech Group, has long advocated for the use of technology to enhance business financial management. Nowadays, small, and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face unprecedented challenges.

UK private schools grappling with declining pupil numbers in the wake of VAT being applied to fees could turn to Chinese investors for financial support, according to audit and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg.

Chinese investors eye UK private schools as VAT on fees drives out domestic pupils

12 September 2025 Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

Blick Rothenberg says Chinese investors could provide a lifeline to UK private schools hit by falling pupil numbers after VAT was added to fees, as demand for British education in China stays strong.

The imposition of 100% tariffs on all imports from China and India would create an unprecedented shock to global trade, according to Dr Jonathan Owens, Senior Lecturer in Operations and Supply Chain Management at the University of Salford.

Global supply chains face severe disruption if China and India hit with 100% tariffs

10 September 2025 Opinion Jamie Young 0 Comments

A 100% tariff on imports from China and India would disrupt global supply chains, push up consumer prices, and trigger trade war risks, warns expert.

The UK must do more to attract Chinese foreign direct investment (FDI) if it is to support business growth and maintain global competitiveness, according to leading audit and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg.

UK must attract more Chinese investment to support growth

10 September 2025 Opinion Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Britain secures just 9% of Chinese foreign direct investment in developed economies. Blick Rothenberg urges tax reform, visa changes and better infrastructure.

The separate tax controversies involving Premier League footballers and former deputy prime minister Angela Rayner should serve as a “wake-up call” about the importance of taking sound, professional advice, a senior tax expert has warned.

Rayner and footballers’ tax troubles are a ‘wake-up call’, adviser warns

10 September 2025 Finance, Opinion Business Matters 0 Comments

The separate tax controversies involving Premier League footballers and former deputy prime minister Angela Rayner should serve as a “wake-up call” about the importance of taking sound, professional advice, a senior tax expert has warned.

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