UK startups dub new minister for small business “a breath of fresh air”
Entrepreneurs react to news that Margot James has been appointed minister for small business, consumer protection and corporate social responsibility
How talent is changing Singapore’s startups
The evolving talent pool in Singapore has made the city-state perfect for startups
Female entrepreneurs need more role models
Moving past token NEDs, making role models more visible and calling on men to champion the cause will help open retail up to a new generation of entrepreneurial women
Brave new world for brewing: first ever AI beer is created in London
Two trends collide as a UK brewing startup uses AI to drive new product innovation
Silicon Valley business leaders: “Trump would be a disaster for innovation”
Founders of Twitter, Apple and Facebook amongst 146 tech leaders that have signed an open letter condemning the Republican presidential hopeful
Brexit: what’s next for startup Britain?
As a nation we’ve jumped off a cliff – now it’s time to build a parachute
How will Theresa May becoming prime minister affect UK startups?
As the latest resident at Number 10 is settling in, British SMEs hope Theresa May’s appointment will mean the end of the current market turmoil
A new hope: how British space startups are reaching for the stars
With the cost of launching a satellite being slashed by the second, a number of British startups are taking the space sector into uncharted territory
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