Nigeria and India are the UK’s fastest growing export destinations but Europe gets most British goods

Tuesday, 09 April 2019 Louisa Cook

New research from Santander reveals that Britain’s fastest growing export markets lie outside the EU, with only one European nation making the top five

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Awks: Are these the most cringeworthy moments from the Brexit process yet?

Monday, 01 April 2019 Eric Johansson

Pulling Britain out of the EU has been far from a smooth process. Take a look at some of the most embarrassing, awkward and downright cringeworthy moments so far

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A Brexit rage room for frustrated corporate teams launched in London

Friday, 22 March 2019 Louisa Cook

From smashing up piñatas of Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage to hot-headed debates, Team Tactics’ Brexit rage room will help you release your rage over Brexit

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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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SharkNinja is biting its way into the UK and isn’t worried about the Dyson-infested waters

Thursday, 04 April 2019 Zen Terrelonge

The UK has been on shaky ground since the vote to leave the EU. But US household appliances giant SharkNinja hasn’t let that stop it from swimming across the pond

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Sex parties and recruitment issues: How Brexit has already affected UK SMEs

Friday, 29 March 2019 Eric Johansson

From fears of being unable to recruit EU nationals to a boom in sex party attendees, we evaluated the way Brexit impacted UK SMEs before the official departure

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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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How SMEs with EU staff can prepare for a no-deal Brexit

Friday, 08 March 2019 John Galvin

When it comes to sourcing EU staff after Brexit, the picture is quite unclear. And business bosses must make it their responsibility to ensure they’re aware of what they need to do to retain their EU employees

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Nigeria and India are the UK’s fastest growing export destinations but Europe gets most British goods

Awks: Are these the most cringeworthy moments from the Brexit process yet?

A Brexit rage room for frustrated corporate teams launched in London

The Commonwealth is a big opportunity for UK businesses scaling abroad

SharkNinja is biting its way into the UK and isn’t worried about the Dyson-infested waters

Sex parties and recruitment issues: How Brexit has already affected UK SMEs

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

How SMEs with EU staff can prepare for a no-deal Brexit

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