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Borrow A Boat: Matt Ovenden on growing a P2P business

Borrow A Boat founder, Matt Ovenden on spotting a genuine opportunity for disruption at a time where most businesses tout themselves to be the Uber-of-X or the Airbnb-of-Y.

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Why technology and memory techniques are all you need to learn new languages

Ben Whately co-founded award-winning app, Memrise, to give everyone the power of learning languages like a genius. Here's his start-up story.

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Do employers underestimate threat of kidnap and ransom?

Employers need to be aware that the threat of kidnap and ransom can occur in any region. Here's why.

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How co-creation can unlock big ideas for activating purpose within growing organisations

Co-creation is a process that harnesses the power of people’s imaginations to bring new and fresh perspectives to industry challenges. Given's Ben Hayman explains how to make the most of this invaluable process.

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6 types of bosses (and how to work for them)

Across your career, you will work for a wide range of bosses and managers. Here are the six types of boss and how to work for them.

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The rise of flexible working – Is it right for your business?

The capital boasts the fifth highest workstation rates of all key cities, largely due to increased demand within the city as large-scale projects take off.

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Manchester beats London as leading UK start-up hub

A new global study reveals that in the UK, Manchester is much more conducive to starting up than London from a cost and ease perspective. However, this study doesn't take access to finance and opportunities to secure investment into account.

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Fear of failure is holding back 4 in 10 would-be entrepreneurs

Four out of five Brits would consider starting up their own business, but financial risks and fear of failure are holding them back, according to a new study.

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Manchester beats London as leading UK start-up hub

A new global study reveals that in the UK, Manchester is much more conducive to starting up than London from a cost and ease perspective. However, this study doesn't take access to finance and opportunities to secure investment into account.

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Fear of failure is holding back 4 in 10 would-be entrepreneurs

Four out of five Brits would consider starting up their own business, but financial risks and fear of failure are holding them back, according to a new study.

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Entrepreneurs from the UK’s hottest start-up cities on why they think their hometown is best

Entrepreneurs from UK's most vibrant cities for starting up; Brighton, Manchester and Nottingham, explain why their cities topped the list.

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Belgium’s northern region fertile ground for tech entrepreneurs

Flanders: a new hot spot for UK start-ups with European ambitions rises to the scene.

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Hindsight is 20/20: the top tech firms you should have backed in recent history

If you invested just $1,000 into some of the world’s largest tech companies when they first went public, you'd be a millionaire. Jolt's Patrick Lawther highlights the biggest tech wins you should have backed over the past decade.

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Social mobility could unlock £39bn for GDP despite public pessimism

Boosting social mobility to Western European average could raise GDP by £39 billion, or £590 per person. Yet new research reveals growing public pessimism on social mobility.

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