Is technology moving too fast?
Half of Britain is concerned that the internet is destroying knowledge and that technology is upsetting the pace of their lives.
Should customers be allowed to park on double yellow lines?
Government proposals to allow motorists a grace period of 15 minutes when parking on double yellow lines have proved to be controversial, but would they help SMEs?
How to keep your flash drive from failing
Flash drives have quickly replaced older methods as the storage of preference for many people across the globe; they have become a vital part of computing for many in business and domestic situations.
5 easy steps to increase your sales now
To some people ‘sales’ is a four-letter word; it’s not really, but I made you look! Sales can seem scary to some business owners, as many of them don’t come from a sales background, but the continuing existence of your business depends upon it.
UK creating new businesses slower than most of Europe
Research shows the UK's entrepreneurs are creating new businesses at a slower rate than most of Europe.
Auto Enrolment: A two tier Britain could be emerging
Employers are being urged to help staff understand and invest in auto-enrolment to save for their financial futures
More than one tenth of high street shops lying vacant
Shop vacancies have increased this year but less are being abandoned by businesses going into administration.
Employment law: three changes for SMEs
What are the three main changes to employment law that business owners need to be aware of?
Declan Reddington
Declan Reddington is founder of media agency adconnection and marketing firm Fetch
Sun brings shoppers out, boosting retail sales
Good news for Britain's retail industry, as shop owners see sales rise thanks to the clement weather.
True new business figures are “less than half” official data – FOI request
Legitimate new business figures are less than half of the reported numbers, according to new research.
How being rejected from reality TV can help your career
Reality TV shows like "The Apprentice" can actually help your career, writes Scott Simons.