Mark Zuckerberg thinks people are too mean to him but others think they’re not critical enough

Wednesday, 06 February 2019 Eric Johansson

As Facebook turns 15, the CEO and founder laments that journalists and fellow founders are critical about how the network deals with privacy, fake new and other scandals. So we asked business leaders what they think

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Accommodation.co.uk's beta launch aims to make the lettings market less murky

Wednesday, 06 February 2019 Eric Johansson

Joining the proptech revolution, Aaron Short wants to make life easier for landlords and the people renting their properties

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Six out of ten of the most difficult UK jobs to fill are in tech

Tuesday, 05 February 2019 Louisa Cook

Brexit forces British employers to struggle to find staff. And it seems tech entrepreneurs can have a particularly hard time

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Female founders get less than 1p for every £1 VCs invest in UK startups

Monday, 04 February 2019 Louisa Cook

Inequality persists as women-led startups receive less investment than male counterparts, effectively missing out on billions of pounds in funding, according to a government report 

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At least there won't be a shortage of Jack Daniels as UK and US sign a wine and spirits trade deal

Wednesday, 06 February 2019 Louisa Cook

Despite the uncertainty over Brexit at least Britain signing an agreement with the US to maintain the flow of wines and whiskies is one thing we can all drink to

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How will the UK’s digital sector grow post-brexit?

Wednesday, 06 February 2019 Mark Price

While platforms like Facebook and Instagram created the ever-increasing demand for digital in businesses in the past, Mark Price thinks the time is ripe for the sector to evolve further

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Bootstrapping vs VC funding. Which is the better way to fund your startup?

Tuesday, 05 February 2019 Varsha Saraogi

When starting a business, a breakthrough idea and an efficient team isn’t enough. Entrepreneurs need money to manifest the business. But should they use their savings or approach VCs?

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From advising food brands to building one, FUEL10K’s founder is transforming breakfast globally

Monday, 04 February 2019 Zen Terrelonge

Sensing an overseas opportunity over ten years ago, Barney Mauleverer flew solo to help UK food and drink brands go international, which eventually led to his own breakfast disruptor FUEL10K launching and embarking on global growth

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As Julian Dunkerton returns to Superdry, what power should a departed founder have over their old business?

With the arrival of Avengers: Endgame, what can the Marvel Cinematic Universe teach entrepreneurs?

There’s a formula to become a UK unicorn founder

To achieve overseas success as a British brand, “bowler hats and cups of tea are to be celebrated”

Mark Zuckerberg thinks people are too mean to him but others think they’re not critical enough

Accommodation.co.uk's beta launch aims to make the lettings market less murky

Six out of ten of the most difficult UK jobs to fill are in tech

Female founders get less than 1p for every £1 VCs invest in UK startups

At least there won't be a shortage of Jack Daniels as UK and US sign a wine and spirits trade deal

How will the UK’s digital sector grow post-brexit?

Bootstrapping vs VC funding. Which is the better way to fund your startup?

From advising food brands to building one, FUEL10K’s founder is transforming breakfast globally

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