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Why the production line is the underutilised starting point to innovation

The production line could be a great source for innovation. Here's why.

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Sustainable urban property: Why this market matters

As the world's population increases, investors, entrepreneurs, and developers are turning to innovative solutions to accommodate city dwellers and reap the rewards of a growing international market.

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Stop typing, start talking

Maxine Park, solicitor and co-founder of digital dictation and transcription service provider DictateNow, explains how businesses of every size, can increase efficiency and profitability by talking more and typing less.

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The one key thing gig economy workers aren’t doing

Gig economy workers may need to plan for the worst-case scenario, says Kirwans solicitor Jean-Paul Dennis.

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Brexit forecast: what is the true impact of immigration on the UK economy?

A main concern when it comes to immigration is whether immigrants contribute a fair share to the country's tax and welfare system. This infographic reveals the cost and benefits.

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Can non-executive directors help boost business growth?

C-suite recruitment expert Matthew Roberts shares behind-the-scenes insight as to how non-executive directors can boost business.

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What can SMEs learn from Theresa May’s spectacular failure?

According to Smith & Williamson's John Morris, the uncertainty following the general elections could be a growth opportunity for SMEs. Here's why.

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Hung parliament: is uncertainty is the new normal?

For investors, advisers and business leaders alike, uncertainty is the new normal for post-referendum, post-election UK. We look at the impact of uncertainty on the UK's independent workforce, employment laws, start-up growth ambitions and M&A activity.

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What can SMEs learn from Theresa May’s spectacular failure?

According to Smith & Williamson's John Morris, the uncertainty following the general elections could be a growth opportunity for SMEs. Here's why.

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Hung parliament: is uncertainty is the new normal?

For investors, advisers and business leaders alike, uncertainty is the new normal for post-referendum, post-election UK. We look at the impact of uncertainty on the UK's independent workforce, employment laws, start-up growth ambitions and M&A activity.

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Brits vs Americans: The transatlantic divide in work culture and earning potential

A new infographic reveals the similarities and differences between the UK and the USA in terms of work culture and earning potential.

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From UK to stateside: 5 tips to plan your US expansion

Daniel Glazer outlines five quick tips to get you started on your US expansion journey, speaking from experience as an advisor at Spark Labs, a global club for innovators founded by European entrepreneurs who have successfully scaled up and sold businesses in America.

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Why even fast growth tech firms can be a family businesses

Here's why even a scale-up can engage with a long-term strategy to remain owner-managed and a family business.

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The pros and cons of business leasing products for SMEs

This article dissects the three main options for sourcing a business vehicle: business contract hire, business finance lease, or a purchase option.

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