Startups don’t buy Philip Hammond’s 2019 spring statement ahead of Brexit, despite “robust economy” pitch

Wednesday, 13 March 2019 Eric Johansson

From tackling late payment to promising to keep Britain at the forefront of technological innovation, Philip Hammond’s latest financial forecast had several news announcements. However, some SME leaders and business experts were left unimpressed

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The physical activity sector is ripe for a technological revolution

Wednesday, 13 March 2019 Steven Ward

Fitness technology is transforming both bodies and business. Are you ready for it?

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The Commonwealth is a big opportunity for UK businesses scaling abroad

Monday, 11 March 2019 Michael Sippitt

Regardless of whether the UK is in or out of the EU, the Commonwealth is a superb natural market for business. And SMEs must ensure they capitalise on the labour and opportunities the Commonwealth countries provide

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Forbes billionaires list 2019: The five wealthiest self-made females

Friday, 08 March 2019 Louisa Cook

From a software engineer to a pizza restaurant chain owner, we take a look at the world’s richest female entrepreneurs that have made it on their own steam

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Amazon blasted by Bernie Sanders over working conditions following stream of suicidal workers

Wednesday, 13 March 2019 Louisa Cook

US senator Bernie Sanders has publicly called out Amazon for its working conditions after numerous employees have threatened to commit suicide in the e-commerce giant's warehouses

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Celebrating failure: how entrepreneurs can learn from their business mistakes in five steps

Tuesday, 12 March 2019 Suranga Chandratillake

Suranga Chandratillake from VC firm Balderton Capital reveals five crucial steps founders should take after their ventures fail

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Facebook seemingly bans women’s sexual health ads while approving ones for men

Monday, 11 March 2019 Louisa Cook

Does Facebook have double standards against women-centric startups? That’s the question after companies like Pulse and Genneve selling products for women going through menopause were rejected but erectile dysfunction ads were allowed

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“Bring your bikini” – female founders lift the lid on the UK startup scene's sexism

Friday, 08 March 2019 Eric Johansson

From investors offering sexual invitations to people not taking them seriously, UK female founders face a huge sexism problem

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Startups don’t buy Philip Hammond’s 2019 spring statement ahead of Brexit, despite “robust economy” pitch

The physical activity sector is ripe for a technological revolution

The Commonwealth is a big opportunity for UK businesses scaling abroad

Forbes billionaires list 2019: The five wealthiest self-made females

Amazon blasted by Bernie Sanders over working conditions following stream of suicidal workers

Celebrating failure: how entrepreneurs can learn from their business mistakes in five steps

Facebook seemingly bans women’s sexual health ads while approving ones for men

“Bring your bikini” – female founders lift the lid on the UK startup scene's sexism

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