Some of the UKs leading business leaders and opinion formers share their insight and ideas for growth
When you know very little about art or more specifically, urban art, the prospect of choosing the works of two artists to display and sell in a gallery must be very daunting. It’s a good job then that there were two art experts still on the Apprentice and that’s exactly what this task entailed.
I blame bankers for driving business to high interest loan companies to source finance.
We cannot allow the rear view mirror economics that has put the UK into a double dip recession should not sculpt how businesses run their operations.
Simon Swan Co-founder of Hiring-Hub.com, a multi-award winning web-based SaaS platform that is turning the world of recruitment tackles the problem of youth unemployment
HM Revenue and Customs has been seen as the scourge of entrepreneurs for some time – but will the Government’s budget pledge of reforms lead to the real shake-up business groups have been demanding?
Duane Jackson, CEO and founder of KashFlow has written to the heads of Britain’s banks, urging them to grant small businesses secure access to their own financial data. Duane warns that a failure to do so is placing many UK small businesses, and therefore the British economy, at enormous risk.
With so many individuals starting businesses day after day, how many of them are faking their credentials? Am I faking it?
For students and graduates to consider working in entrepreneurial companies as a career option, they need greater exposure to the SME community, says Rajeeb Dey, founder and CEO of Enternships.com.
Wednesday will see George Osborne present his third Budget since coming to office, one likely to be seen as the singularly most important so far of his tenure at Number 11.
You can please some of the people some of the time, but not all of the people all of the time. And as with most Budgets, that was the case today
With The Chancellor describing himself as a ‘Champion for British business’ we ask some of the countries leading entrepreneurs if they agree with him when he said that Budget 2012 would help us ‘earn our place in the world’
As George Osborn delivered his third budget he claimed to be the Champion for British business saying that this budget would enable the country to earn its way in the world. We talk to some of the UKs leading support organisations and see if they agree with The Chancellor
So, does social media snobbery exist or is it an online fairy tale? Let me explain what I mean…
For fledgling entrepreneurs the number one priority is to ensure that their business takes off. It’s often such a relief that the fledgling business has taken off, the question of how to begin to grow to ensure that success and expansion continue is not thoroughly considered.
Much talked about and little understood, Cloud computing has had its fair share of business and technology media coverage in recent years. But whilst the “experts” wax lyrical about the benefits of the Cloud there’s a growing army of critics who see a plethora of drawbacks for many businesses which are just not yet ready for Cloud computing. Here Gary Smith of Prism Total IT Solutions unravels the real truth about the shortcomings of the Cloud.
