Now that digital connectivity is near ubiquitous, one great recommendation can have far-reaching implications for your business. This goes for any type of business that relies on local customers - coffee shops, plumbers, solicitors - you name it. more»
A merchant cash advance is a hidden gem in the world of small business enterprise. Think zero interest, no fixed payment term and a high approval rate. So it's easy to understand why more and more businesses are opting for merchant cash advances [MCAs] as an alternative means of funding. more»
It's a great feeling when you've grown your startup to the extent where you can afford to hire another employee. But the effect of a good or bad hire can be felt all the more in a small business. So it's important that you make the right decision the first time. more»
Many people dream of starting their own business, but only some are bold enough to take the plunge. What usually stops people is the financial barrier of starting up, however, these brave business owners founded their businesses on a budget. more»
For small businesses unable to compete with the powerful marketing budgets of larger rivals, effective press coverage might seem unattainable. more»
The two inquiries will question whether enough is being done to protect smaller UK firms from the unfair treatment of larger companies and banks. more»
Theresa May has appointed Andrew Griffiths as the country’s new small business minister at the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy. more»
In what’s been described as a “make or break” budget for chancellor Philip Hammond, here is the full transcript of Autumn Budget 2017 speech, delivered in parliament on 22 November. more»
Larger businesses may have the advantage of lower production costs and greater bargaining power, but there is plenty they could learn from how small businesses operate, claims founder at pet food brand Canagan, Eddie Milbourne. more»
Following the recent release of A Level and GCSE results, a new study has found that 25 per cent of 25 to 34 year-olds would opt to do an apprenticeship over a university course if given the choice again now. more»
