In the loop: diversity haters and the right to be forgotten
This week saw Google forced to respond to anti-feminist sentiments, Singapore being named the best city for startup professionals and the government announce a new data protection law
Talking point: how will the election results affect British startups?
Business leaders from around the UK weigh in on how the election results will affect British startups
Why startups should solve tough problems
Entrepreneurs should be taking on challenges not because they are easy but because they are hard
Brave leaders create inclusive workplaces
Ann Summers chief executive Jacqueline Gold assesses the new gender pay gap reporting rules and considers what leaders can do to make both men and women feel welcome
In the loop: Twitter tumbles while fintech flourishes
This week saw Twitter struggle to attract more users, the UK government’s latest bid to boost cybersecurity startups and how global investment in fintech is set to break last year’s record
In the loop: revealing how Facebooks founder would fare in an election while Citymapper announces a new bus line
This week revealed the likely result of a presidential race between Mark Zuckerberg and Donald Trump, why entrepreneurs must lead by example and how Citymapper plans to transform commuting in London
Fundraising for growth: tips for scaleups
While startups are used to navigating largely by gut instinct, preparing properly is the key to getting the most out of fundraising
These are the costliest startup failures of all time
Fraud, lawsuits and bad products among the reasons behind the most expensive startup flameouts ever, new research from CB Insights reveals
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