Why your total addressable market is probably smaller than you think
Steve Forsdick
Jun 15 '26
Most UK B2B growth plans are built on company registration data. The problem is that registered and trading are very different things
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Polite AI customer service: why empathy matters
Nick Dormon
Jun 24 '26
Polite AI customer service needs empathy; without it, automated interactions feel hollow
Risk and benefits for business in HMRC’s plans for standardised company tax returns
Christian Novak
Jun 24 '26
HMRC wants to standardise company tax returns using digital tagging. Christian Novak of ACCA explains what businesses stand to gain, and where the risks lie
Beyond the UK’s under-16s social media ban: AI, influencers and the future of young people’s online lives
Mirage Islam
Jun 24 '26
The under-16s social media ban is only the start. Mirage Islam of the University of Salford on what comes next for young people, AI and online influence
Improve your business one slice of toast at a time
Georgina Taylor
Jun 22 '26
When Dave Stubberfield walked onto the Elite Business Live stage on the second morning of the event, he posed a simple but thought-provoking question: Why is great customer experience still so rare?
Starmer’s resignation raises fresh questions for SMEs
Andy Swales
Jun 22 '26
Business leaders are calling for stability, tax certainty and a renewed focus on growth following Keir Starmer’s resignation as prime minister
The recognition gap: why businesses are getting employee appreciation so wrong
Louise Doyle
Jun 22 '26
Gallup estimates that low employee engagement costs the global economy $8.9 trillion annually. Louise Doyle, CEO of needi, explains why most recognition strategies are missing the point
Sink or swim? How your leadership can change the course of a crisis
Tamara Littleton
Jun 22 '26
As leaders, we need to not only prepare our team for an eventual crisis but be able to be the leader the organisation needs when a crisis happens
The questions we should be asking privately-owned businesses to drive growth
Robert White
Jun 22 '26
The UK growth conversation focuses too much on doom and gloom. Robert White of Brabners True North on the questions that would actually unlock private business potential
The business professor teaching business leaders what AI can never replace
Professor Oliver Yue Zhao
Jun 22 '26
Professor Oliver Yue Zhao advises Alibaba and Tencent, has 20 million followers, and believes the leaders of tomorrow need wisdom more than intelligence
Why some UK employers are still chasing paper timesheets every Monday
Andy Swales
Jun 19 '26
UK HR teams are still spending Monday mornings chasing missing timesheets. The ongoing cost of staying manual is harder to see than switching, but rarely smaller