In the loop: High street turmoil, a £30m pot for self-driven cars and the value of women-led startups

Friday, 08 June 2018 Varsha Saraogi

This week the skies in Britain’s retail sector may have been grey and dull but Amazon is on a hiring spree, the race towards autonomous vehicles is speeding up and so is the fire in women to take the lead in business

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Will 5G really bring the UK £6bn in productivity savings?

Friday, 01 June 2018 Dave Millett

Dave Millett, director of Equinox, argues that the optimism about the technology isn't well-founded

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In the loop: Profits plunge online and on streets, Zuckerberg visits Brussels and Alexa records private conversations

Friday, 25 May 2018 Varsha Saraogi

With a long weekend to look forward to and GDPR enforced today, this Zuckerberg assured data protection of users, high street brands continue to face turmoil, while more startups in Europe get opportunities for funding

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In the loop: Zuckerberg’s parliamentary grilling, gender diversity funding and the world’s most reputable CEOs

Friday, 18 May 2018 Zen Terrelonge

There’s a royal wedding happening this week, Instagram is clamping down on users and female founders are being overlooked for investment in favour of lining men’s pockets – though the latter stands to change

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In the loop: Tech protests, the UK’s worst high street retailer revealed and why new starters leave you

Friday, 01 June 2018 Eric Johansson

From Barclays’ new fund for northern SMEs to cybersecurity woes of businesses, these are our most important startup stories from the last seven days. Oh, and we found out what managers can learn from Marvel anti-hero Deadpool too

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What I learned from becoming the CEO when the founder stepped back

Wednesday, 30 May 2018 Grant Powell

Grant Powell, CEO of Central Working, shares his experience of stepping into the founder’s shoes and what you can learn from it

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Growth of UK scaleups spikes as young founders lead the charge

Tuesday, 22 May 2018 Varsha Saraogi

With the rise in scaleups that’s been documented by Smith & Williamson the number of fast-growth companies in Britain increased by 12% in 2016

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Why self-regulation is the way forward

Friday, 18 May 2018 Natasha Mudhar

Following the recent data scandals, it's only a matter of time before governments regulate the tech industry. But Natasha Mudhar, CEO of Sterling Media, argues that there is a way to avoid it hampering the industry’s growth

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In the loop: High street turmoil, a £30m pot for self-driven cars and the value of women-led startups

Will 5G really bring the UK £6bn in productivity savings?

In the loop: Profits plunge online and on streets, Zuckerberg visits Brussels and Alexa records private conversations

In the loop: Zuckerberg’s parliamentary grilling, gender diversity funding and the world’s most reputable CEOs

In the loop: Tech protests, the UK’s worst high street retailer revealed and why new starters leave you

What I learned from becoming the CEO when the founder stepped back

Growth of UK scaleups spikes as young founders lead the charge

Why self-regulation is the way forward

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