How looking beyond profit and being socially responsible can benefit your business

Thursday, 21 February 2019 Harry Hortyn

Whatever your views on the rebranded The best a man can be, the #MeToo inspired Gillette ad, are, it signals that having a conscience is what businesses must aspire to do

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Mark Zuckerberg thinks people are too mean to him but others think they’re not critical enough

Wednesday, 06 February 2019 Eric Johansson

As Facebook turns 15, the CEO and founder laments that journalists and fellow founders are critical about how the network deals with privacy, fake new and other scandals. So we asked business leaders what they think

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Forget new year, new me – prepare for new year, new staff

Wednesday, 23 January 2019 Anil Stocker

Cultivating a great culture goes beyond installing a ping pong table or making sure there’s always a fully-stocked biscuit jar in the kitchen – preparation is key to retain and attract staff all-year round

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Four huge factors that SMEs should be concerned about in 2019

Tuesday, 15 January 2019 Dafydd Llewellyn

From Brexit to skills shortages, what are the main things that will affect small businesses in the new year?

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How busy entrepreneurs keep their “everlasting reservoir of sexual energy” and love overflowing

Thursday, 14 February 2019 Zen Terrelonge

Business ownership comes with highs and lows but wouldn’t having someone to share those times with make it all a bit easier? We’ve spoken with SME leaders to find out how they mix business with pleasure

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In the loop: Fuel Ventures anonymise pitch decks, Google slammed with GDPR fine and MarketInvoice’s huge series B

Friday, 25 January 2019 Eric Johansson

This is the week when we learned how dating behaviours mar recruitment, VCs can ensure the best startups are funded and the real price for breaking GDPR

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In the loop: Why Red Bull’s in the doghouse, how SimplyCook raised a £4.5m series A round and the reason many jobseekers want to work for SMEs

Friday, 18 January 2019 Angus Shaw

The real reason Red Bull’s ad was banned, how a recipe subscription startup offering half-complete meals secured $4.5m and what jobseekers want from employers beside a hefty salary

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Have I become complicit in failing to champion talented women and minorities?

Monday, 14 January 2019 Gary Stewart

After prime minister Theresa May survived the confidence vote in December, Gary Stewart reflected on the importance of equipping leaders from all backgrounds with the right tools to succeed and possess self-belief

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How looking beyond profit and being socially responsible can benefit your business

Mark Zuckerberg thinks people are too mean to him but others think they’re not critical enough

Forget new year, new me – prepare for new year, new staff

Four huge factors that SMEs should be concerned about in 2019

How busy entrepreneurs keep their “everlasting reservoir of sexual energy” and love overflowing

In the loop: Fuel Ventures anonymise pitch decks, Google slammed with GDPR fine and MarketInvoice’s huge series B

In the loop: Why Red Bull’s in the doghouse, how SimplyCook raised a £4.5m series A round and the reason many jobseekers want to work for SMEs

Have I become complicit in failing to champion talented women and minorities?

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