Can blockchain-powered smart contracts improve how smoothly your company makes deals?
Smart contracts could make business deals more efficient and cheaper. However, there are still downsides with this nascent blockchain technology
Did Theranos mean the end of entrepreneurs fudging the numbers?
There’s a long history of startups exaggerating their numbers to either woo investors or the public. However, the culture of faking it until you make may be at an end after a series of highly publicised company collapses
Uber steers back on track after winning court appeal
Sadiq Khan and Transport for London recognise the unicorn’s commitment to reform since losing its five-year license
Public procurement practices stacked against SMEs branded as “scandalous”
The Federation of Small Businesses’ new report reveals that SMEs are still fighting an uphill battle to secure public-sector contracts
How Elon Musk’s tweets got the Tesla founder in trouble – again
The SpaceX, PayPal and The Boring Company entrepreneur is in trouble with the SEC again after allegedly violating a fraud settlement
Opinion: a vape tax would cost more than what the government thinks
Is the government’s suggested vape tax just as harmful as blocking the distribution of condoms?
Protect your light-bulb moment from competitors
There’s a very fine line between inspiration and idea theft and there’s no shortage of cases to spook leaders
Seven out of ten SMEs have faced legal disputes due to late payments
The Federation of Small Businesses is calling for an overhaul of the legal system after almost two-thirds of SMEs say they’ve struggled to get clients to pay on time
