As editorial intern, Louisa has joined the Elite team looking to progress her career in publishing and journalism. Apart from being passionate about writing, she is a feminist and a cat lover.
UK becomes a top global cheese exporter with a record of £665m worth in 2018
Louisa Cook
Jun 5 '19
British goods have always been in demand worldwide. Now, the UK has also championed in the export of cheeses with Asia being the fastest growing market, according to data released by HMRC
Review: Simple tips, smart ideas: build a bigger, better business
Louisa Cook
Jun 5 '19
Erica Wolfe-Murray highlights a few quick tips on how you can bolster your business and sail through troubled waters
Which company benefits do UK employees desire the most?
Louisa Cook
Jun 4 '19
Pawternity leave and duvet days are some of the benefits British workers would like to receive, according to a new study
Data Commons for UK Tech is a new database dedicated to UK startups
Louisa Cook
Jun 3 '19
Data on over 33,000 British startups will now be available through Tech Nation and Dealroom’s new database
Game of Thrones’ Maisie Williams pockets $2.5m seed fund for talent startup Daisie
Louisa Cook
May 22 '19
Talent discovery app Daisie, which was founded by Arya Stark actress Maisie Williams, has closed a lucrative seed investment
58% of young dads are hands-on with their children and they want work flexibility
Louisa Cook
May 20 '19
Trying to balance a career and being a dad is causing mental health issues and workplace tension, according to new research
Ten UK startups paving the way to better mental health
Louisa Cook
May 17 '19
Psychological wellbeing is becoming increasingly important. Luckily, many entrepreneurs are launching startups to help give people peace of mind
Old people, homeowners and men are the more likely than anyone else to be homeworkers but the numbers are growing
Louisa Cook
May 17 '19
More British employees have opted for homeworking over a decade ago. However, employers should do more to encourage flexible working, according to new research from the TUC
Are people born to be entrepreneurs? A new study aims to find out if that’s really the case
Louisa Cook
May 15 '19
Are people born to be entrepreneurs? A new study aims to find out if that’s really the case
UK high-street crisis hits more stores and vacancy rates are the highest in four years
Louisa Cook
May 13 '19
From Superdry to John Lewis, retailers have taken a hard hit from the high-street apocalypse. And new figures suggest more brick and mortar stores are affected
Vegans deemed “weird” as they get “harassed at work” by peers and bosses
Louisa Cook
May 9 '19
Discrimination against veganism is prevalent in the workplace and 74% of managers don’t realise this could be against the law, according to a new survey
A third of UK workers are crushing on their boss
Louisa Cook
May 8 '19
Workplace romances are very common and many think about getting it one with a superior, new research from Adzuna reveals
