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
G20 Summit: small businesses want tax high on the agenda
SMEs are calling for a more level playing field – and for global leaders to work out how to get the super-rich and big business to pay their fair share
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
The C change: CEO activism allows execs to influence social issues
With the dawn of CEO activism, speaking out on political issues is no longer considered career suicide. However, the risks can still be as great as the rewards
Navigating 2016: the year of disruption
Already 2016 has proven itself a year quite unlike any other. But while it may be tempting to hide away from uncertainty, disruption offers entrepreneurs untold opportunities
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