Brexit – A year on – How are UK companies managing?
31 December 2021 marks one year since the end of Brexit transition period. What have been the challenges for UK companies trying to export?
Brexit – A year on – How are UK companies managing?
31 December 2021 marks one year since the end of Brexit transition period. What have been the challenges for UK companies trying to export?
Why just 7 of the fastest-growing British businesses are led by a woman
Early-stage businesses are often lauded as leading the way in levelling the playing field when it comes to gender representation, but truth is, we still have a long way to go.
Enterprises have a burnout problem and tech overload is exacerbating it
When the pandemic began, enterprises loaded teams up with tools and apps that were meant to help them stay connected and organised remotely.
Amazon’s Visa embargo symptom of ‘comply or die’ customer mentality
It happens every year. The joy and splendour of Christmas is followed by the inevitable bleakness of the New Year. This year’s, however, looks set to be particularly dreary.
Rishi Sunak’s plans to cut income tax is just smoke and mirrors
The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak’s plans to cut the basic rate of income tax by 2p in 2024/25 is nothing but “smoke and mirrors”
Gavin Darby’s reflections on the Food and Drink Federation
Throughout UKs ongoing uncertainty on Brexit’s potential impacts, industry leaders have called for development of proactive post-Brexit plans
Should businesses remain in London in a post-Brexit economy?
The result of the 2016 Brexit referendum sparked fears of a mass business exodus, with companies leaving London for elsewhere in Europe.
The similarities between business & football that will help you reach success
Competition, teamwork and triumph – all elements of football, right? But what about business too?
Make yourself immune to secondhand stress
Over the past decade, we have learned how our brains are hardwired for emotional contagion. Emotions spread via a wireless network of mirror neurons, which are tiny parts of the brain that allow us...
Duncan Bannatyne: Why Non-Doms have an ‘unfair’ advantage in business
Why do we allow people to live in UK, receive public sector services from government, but pay for them in form of taxes to another country?
The issue of Net Zero and Taxation
"Net Zero" is set to become the phrase of the day. It has become part of our lexicon over the last two years
Effective marketing tips to make your business stand out from your competition
Throughout my career, I’ve been lucky enough to witness almost everything that could happen to a business throughout my careers.