4 situations where you need to find that email TODAY
We’ve all been there – delaying jobs we know we should be doing today. Whether it’s replying to those outstanding emails in work or putting up those shelves at home, we all do it.
Why are these industries intimidating students with such shabby services?
The majority of students have been on the receiving end of fees that they were not meant to pay, and just a minority are challenging the businesses responsible. But as these companies will soon expect further businesses from millennials, why are they offering such poor treatment?
?eBay meets YouTube? with the launch of Amazon challenger Sellervision
A new app called Sellervision has been launched to take on ecommerce giants like Amazon and Etsy with what it calls “eBay meets YouTube”. But in addition to products, individuals can also sell their services.
Stay exactly where you are ? advertised salaries are in ?spectacular? decline
Workers are being advised to stay put in their current jobs after a slump in advertised salaries across every region of the UK.
London is world leader for tech talent and set to grow even further
Mayor Boris Johnson continues to sing the praises of London's Tech City and Silicon Roundabout communities, but his department has officially revealed the UK capital is the home of more tech talent than any other major city in the world.
Stelios Haji-Ioannou-backed easyProperty pulls off unique PR stunt
easyProperty CEO Rob Ellice and his horse-drawn coffin led a funeral procession through London in an incredibly cheeky PR stunt – mourning the death of the high street estate agent.
Women urged to join fight against cyber crime and protect UK firms
More women are needed to protect British businesses against the dangers of cyber crime according to a new report.
Why kind managers are actually being cruel to staff members
Our workplaces today are full of kind, hard-working and well intentioned managers who don’t realise that they are actually being cruel to some of their staff.
Entrepreneurs are increasingly starting businesses on a shoestring budget
A new survey has claimed that while it may be assumed that lots of cash is needed to start a business, several entrepreneurs have gone on to start their ventures on a shoestring budget.
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell receives mixed welcome from UK business bodies
British businesses have given a mixed welcome to yesterday’s speech by shadow chancellor John McDonnell at the Labour Party Conference.
Yahoo to complete Alibaba spin-off to shareholders despite the risk of a big tax bill
Since January 2015, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has been moving forward with a restructuring plan that would allow the company to offload its stake in Alibaba to shareholders – even without the blessing of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
