Profiling the owners of Grand National 2018 racehorses
Horses and jockeys will take centre stage at this weekend’s Grand National – but who are the horse owners?
Brexit negotiators must untangle 19,000 rules affecting businesses, says CBI
Some 18 of the 23 sectors surveyed by the CBI say they want to remain aligned with existing EU regulation after Brexit Moving away from EU rules and regulations could yield “greater costs than opportunities” for UK firms after Brexit, according to the UK’s leading business group.
Why millions of would-be entrepreneurs can’t get their business idea off the ground
Having more entrepreneurs would “massively boost” the UK’s economy – but more start-up support could be needed There are almost seven million latent entrepreneurs in the UK who have dreamt up plans for a business but are being held back from launching it, according to a new survey.
Seven ways to help businesses step up their social media presence
It’s on smartphones, tablets and PCs – the world of social media is virtually everywhere.
Behind the staggering figure of the AA Milne Net Worth
On Winnie-the-Pooh day, everyone’s favouritie ‘silly old bear’ is worth a staggering amount of money.
Work from home – how about bringing home into the office?
UK workers are begging to work from home more than ever these days.
“Hammond did not go far enough to support small tech firms” − here’s how one CEO reacted to Budget 2017
Budget 2017: Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond’s Autumn statement contained £2.3 billion for R&D as well as investment in digital infrastructure.
Unreasonable Impact: supporting startups that could change the world
Barclays and Unreasonable Group established the Unreasonable Impact project to help entrepreneurs with potentially world-changing ideas tackle global unemployment.
CFOs reveal their top tips on business travel and expense management
Amadeus IT Group CFO Ana de Pro and pladis Global regional CFO Tunc Tezel strategic business travel and expense management in the latest episode of FDE TV.
Companies shy away from big London floats, blaming market volatility
Two large companies with an aggregate market valuation of about £7bn cancelled plans to float in London on Friday morning, blaming adverse market conditions in the UK capital.