In the loop: trolling the trolls and Black Friday madness
In this week's roundup, we look at a legal wrangle over who should own the trademark to the word “Iceland”, a PR crisis over at Reddit and the Black Friday sales figures so far
Theresa May to copy the US model to boost innovation in Britain
Speaking at CBI’s annual conference, the prime minister pledged to improve the chances of UK startups becoming scaleups
How mingling opportunities have made London the most startup-friendly global city
A new study from The Economist Intelligence Unit reveals informal networks are key to helping the British capital’s entrepreneurs flourish
Why brands must embrace constant change
She may be known for casting off Ann Summers’ ‘raincoat brigade’ image and repositioning it as a female institution but Jacqueline Gold believes rebranding should be evolutionary rather than revolutionary
Autumn statement promises boosts for British startups
In his first real outing as chancellor of the exchequer, Philip Hammond has pledged to invest £400m to help startups scale and announced a £2bn injection to boost innovation
In the loop: the new Coca-Cola invention that won’t be on Ed Miliband’s Christmas list
In our roundup this week, we’ve looked into faltering fintech investments, Twitter’s quest to crack down on trolls and Deliveroo’s boozy new partnership
Startups react to Trump’s triumph
British entrepreneurs are shocked that the property magnate has been elected to become the 45th president of the US
Forget the Brexit paralysis
Despite a jittery summer after the EU referendum, the appetite for startup investment in the UK remains huge
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