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»
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While the conversation of what to do with your business should a divorce take place may seem uncomfortable and unnecessary, should a partnership end it can have devastating effects on a business. more»
When you boil it down, there are two main reasons why a sole trader might not have a website: either they feel they don’t need one, or they think it’s too much of a hassle to get one. Both of these perspectives deserve to be challenged. more»
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen speakers destroy their presentation with bad use of their slides. Here are 7 common errors presenters make when using slides in their PowerPoint presentations. more»
Grid Law founder David Walker explains the three arguments business owners will need to address before running comparative advertising. more»
Entrepreneurs find it hard to say goodbye to their businesses, with most wanting to stay on after a sale. more»
You've come up with the perfect name for your business, but after carrying out a search, you find that another company is already using it. If you're in different sectors, does it mean they can co-exist? more»
Half of the UK workforce is predicted to be freelance by 2020. With more professionals than ever taking control over their working life, Business Advice can reveal the most profitable freelance careers in the UK. more»
