“These days, you gotta be online”: Harry Redknapp rolls out new pastry brand
Football manager and Britain’s King of the Jungle Harry Redknapp has teamed up with a UK bakery business to launch a new brand of pastries. more»
Business development
From a sales strategy to digital marketing, our Business Development section showcases the latest from the front line of trends proven to take your small business to the next level. It charts the journey from fleshing out that initial business plan right the way through to planning for exit and looking back on a successful entrepreneurial journey.
Can a private company and community interest company share intellectual property?
If a CIC and a limited company have shared values and ethos, but carry out different activities, can they co-exist under the same branding? more»
How to turn your love of gardening into a business in 2019
There’s no doubt that gardening has increased in popularity over the years, but did you know that gardening can be more than just a hobby? more»
Are emails legally binding?
Whether emails are legally binding are or not depends on their context and what is said within them. more»
How can I combine the assets and IP of my 3 companies into a single business?
Grid Law founder David Walker guides a reader through the process of transferring intellectual property from three separate companies into a single entity. more»
What are the main types of intellectual property?
I could easily fill a book on all the different forms of intellectual property that exist, but for most businesses, there are just four main types they should be aware of more»
Why the New Year means it’s time to refresh your business plan
As the new year begins, why not take time to look over your business plan? How can you make 2019 the year of success for your company? more»
FAQ answered: Why employee advocacy is the new business must
Employee advocacy is an organised movement that turns your workforce into ambassadors sharing your company's message everywhere. Here, we answer all of your questions on employee advocacy. more»
Can asserting moral rights ensure freelancers are credited for their work?
Following his recent article on the right of freelancer’s to be credited for their creative work, Grid Law founder David Walker clarifies whether asserting moral rights can offer valid protection. more»
“Disorderly” Brexit threatens post-2014 economic growth in Scotland
The Scottish Economy is growing at its fastest rate since the independence referendum in 2014 but remains at serious threat from a "disorderly" Brexit, according to new research. more»
