The best jobs in the UK that are well-paid and in need of filling
Glassdoor has created a list of the best jobs in the UK determined by earning potential, job satisfaction and number of job openings. Here we unveil the top ten.
TV’s Kevin McCloud returns to crowdfunding with big success
Grand Designs presenter Kevin McCloud has one again utilised the power of the crowd to raise funding for his sustainable homes business, with nearly £2m raised so far.
Prime minister Theresa May’s industrial strategy is a shout to investors
According to prime minister Theresa May, her newly announced industrial strategy will back Britain for the long term, “creating the conditions where successful businesses can emerge and grow”.
Broadband price hike for BT customers – but you can change providers penalty-free beforehand
BT recently announced changes customers won’t be too happy about – and it involves a broadband price hike.
How Croydon is holding its own in the UK tech industry
Croydon has grown over the past ten years to prove itself a worthy alternative destination against central London’s tech industry.
Finding time in our diaries for giving something back
Careful not to get too caught up in the day-to-day of his business, Christian Nellemann explains why he’s found giving something back so valuable.
Why new employees could cost you millions – and what you can do about it
Fundamentally, business is about people. Your customers. Your staff – the old and new employees. People determine the success or failure of your enterprise.
IP considerations SMEs should make when looking to export
Often, when deciding where to apply for IP protection, the most difficult challenge is knowing in which countries any new product or service is likely to be most successful. Here are a few IP considerations to take into account.
Constant vigilance: Don’t fall for email impersonation fraud
A new campaign from Barclays has warned SMEs to stay vigilant against email impersonation fraud, detailing the alarming financial damage the online attacks can cause.
The true journey to becoming customer-centric evolves a lot of drive and determination
Practitioners like myself are often asked what bosses can do to make their company customer-centric. In the first of three articles intending to answer that question, I unveil that it requires a great deal of commitment and consideration to go beyond simply being a buzzword.
Tracking technology to improve British productivity is not Big Brother
While some may call it an invasion of privacy, Charlie Mullins thinks technology such as electronic monitoring are key to sorting out British productivity.