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Financing for innovative and growing businesses finally takes centre stage

National law firm Ashfords LLP announces that it is currently formulating a response to the government consultation, ‘Financing Growth in Innovative Firms’, which is seeking to address factors affecting the supply of capital for innovative and growing businesses.

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Yoti: the start-up phasing out ID cards

Robin Tombs on his new socially conscious tech start-up, Yoti, which uses biometrics instead of easy to lose usernames and passwords.

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Should you ditch the corporate dress code?

A third of UK workers say that businesses should ditch dress codes in the workplace as they find it outdated, but is it the way forward?

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From liquid egg whites to protein-packed crisps: Two Chicks

Two Chicks founders Anna Richey and Alla Ouvarova speak with GrowthBusiness on building an egg white empire and growing an established brand.

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UK SMEs see Brexit as an opportunity, as international trade rises

New data shows that small British businesses see Brexit as an opportunity, and have been increasing overseas sales since the EU referendum.

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Dirty data: What you need to do to clean up your data

Data has become an incredibly powerful and sought after tool for businesses, but how do you keep it clean once you have it?

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10 lessons from a non-techy tech entrepreneur: Charly Harrison

Charly Harrison built her new tech start-up, WHERE app, on a dare, after struggling to find the right venues and events for a great night out. The app lets people see where other people like them are, and what they are doing, she explains. Here's her start-up story.

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Generation Z leads the way in entrepreneurial spirit

Yell Business conducted research which highlights the thirst that Generation Z has for running their own company, with a huge 78 per cent of 16-24 year olds saying they wanted to run a business when they were a child.

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10 lessons from a non-techy tech entrepreneur: Charly Harrison

Charly Harrison built her new tech start-up, WHERE app, on a dare, after struggling to find the right venues and events for a great night out. The app lets people see where other people like them are, and what they are doing, she explains. Here's her start-up story.

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Generation Z leads the way in entrepreneurial spirit

Yell Business conducted research which highlights the thirst that Generation Z has for running their own company, with a huge 78 per cent of 16-24 year olds saying they wanted to run a business when they were a child.

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How the home energy revolution will challenge the status quo

Energy efficient boilers are just the beginning. Investors are increasingly interested in unlocking the value in the whole home energy market. Hometree's Simon Phelan writes.

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Scaling a card creators’ collective: Thortful

Serial entrepreneur Andy Pearce speaks to GrowthBusiness on growing his latest venture, Thortful, an online greeting card company that builds up the designers. 

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British businesses at risk of creativity crisis

Nearly half of workers state that creativity and innovation are not encouraged or rewarded within their workplace.

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Riding the mobile tanning service trend

Danielle Wilkinson's mobile tanning service, I love a Dan Tan, uses products that are eco-friendly and ethical, for those on the look out for a socially responsible and allergen-free tan.

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