Government removes Making Tax Digital from Finance Bill
Real Business takes a brief look at how Making Tax Digital came to be – and why such a “revolutionary” scheme was scrapped from the Finance Bill.
The married couple taking Boom Cycle to the masses
Boom Cycle was first on the spinning scene in 2011, but now faces intense competition. Here’s how it plans to use a £2.1m investment to dominate indoor cycling.
Brits falling out of love with new-build homes as broadband disappoints
Cable.co.uk has long been receiving complaints from people in new-build homes. Guess what? Their broadband is either too slow or not there at all.
The hospitality investor with a Range Rover in every port
Charles Weaving has come a long since earning seven pence an hour as a dish washer, now in possession of Dubai-based private equity firm Foxhole Holdings.
Why brand identity is a promise you need to keep every day
After spending time on a new visual look for her business, TaxCalc CEO Tracy Ebdon-Poole got thinking about why brand identity is a daily task.
Broadband doctor: A useful tip to surviving an internet outage
The compensation likely offered for a network outage is never going to make up for lost custom or trust of your customers, but there’s a trick to ensure you don’t loose all internet during that time.
Applications of IoT: Ensuring disruption without disruption
By 2020, Gartner predicts there will be 20.8 billion data-creating devices connected to the internet, compared to just over six billion in 2016.
The six key ingredients to a successful team
Tom Marsden, CEO of team analytics company Saberr, investigates what really makes a happy and successful team.
Don’t tar all gig economy companies with same brush
Travel Counsellors CEO Steve Byrne discusses some misconceptions about gig economy companies and offers advice on how to make this model work.