Putting Norway’s fledgling startup ecosystem firmly on the map was the aim of Startup Extreme 2017, an annual three-day event that’s fast becoming an essential diary fixture for the Nordic country's growing population of entrepreneurs. more»
Inspired by her own experiences of returning to work after starting a family, Rachel Carrell was determined to find a solution to Britain’s “immensely complex” childcare regulation procedures. more»
Based on happy childhood memories making hedgerow wines, and as an experienced Covent Garden restaurateur, Marsh launched non-alcoholic wine alternative Botonique in June last year. more»
Female entrepreneurs are at a significant disadvantage when looking to scale up their company, according to new research that revealed a gender gap in investment opportunities in Britain. more»
Entrepreneur Avin Rabheru set up Housekeep in 2014, making life easier for cleaners and their customers by providing an automated payment platform to make digital transactions. more»
Uncertainty following the UK’s decision to leave the EU has had a “chilling effect” on fintech investment in Britain, according to a trade body. more»
By enabling individuals with specific insurance needs to get more attractive offers from existing providers, Bought By Many hails itself as the UK’s first “insurtech” startup. more»
Britain’s technology industries received more private investment than any other European country in 2016, shaking off any fears that Brexit would spell the end of innovation in UK tech. more»
In the world of crowdfunding, where we ended 2015 with two exits and multiple returns for investors, 2016 continued the trend with a third exit in just 12 months. more»
As CEO at UK innovation charity Nesta, and one of five leading industry “Supporters” within our list of 30 Small Business Decision Makers for the year ahead, Business Advice sat down with Geoff Mulgan to find out his take on the outlook for small business in 2016. more»
