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The case for a stronger CEO-CMO alliance

The strongest businesses are propelled by a strong, virtually unbreakable CEO-CMO alliance. DataXu's Chris Le May explains.

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Fitness franchise beats out fast food chains in growth

Within six years of opening its first club in Bristol, Anytime Fitness now has 100 franchise clubs across the UK, growing faster than McDonald's, Dunkin' Donuts, and Subway.

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Why your enemy could be your best friend: collaborate to compete

Large-scale corporations, professionals, and even nations, need to think about working with their competitors in order to win, writes Aurecon's Tristan Ilich.

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6 new year’s resolutions for a smarter start-up

Xero's Gary Turner outlines top resolutions that businesses should adopt if they want to thrive in 2017.

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Why Liverpool beats London as the top UK city to find a job

In terms of cost of living and doing business, Liverpool wins out against the capital. New research shows that the northern city may also win out in the number of jobs on offer this year.

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Want to run your own zoo? Here’s what you need to know

There are few ventures more unusual than the practice of buying and owning a zoo – so how and why do people do it? And most importantly, is it worth the risk?

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​7 signs your start-up is ready to expand its team

Is your business ready and able to hire more staff? Raj Dhonota outlines the seven signs to watch for if you're at that stage.

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The 4 biggest drivers of further FX volatility in 2017 ranked

While 2016 was defined by unpredictability and the resulting volatility in the foreign exchange markets, there is much more to come in 2017, warns FX firm OSTCFX

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​7 signs your start-up is ready to expand its team

Is your business ready and able to hire more staff? Raj Dhonota outlines the seven signs to watch for if you're at that stage.

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The 4 biggest drivers of further FX volatility in 2017 ranked

While 2016 was defined by unpredictability and the resulting volatility in the foreign exchange markets, there is much more to come in 2017, warns FX firm OSTCFX

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Go mobile or go home: why customer service needs to step it up

Mobile is everything now, which is why customer service needs to catch up or risk getting left behind. ClickSoftware's Alec Berry writes.

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6 new globalisation trends to expect in 2017

The changed nature of globalisation also means that nations are affected in many new ways. Six of them stand out to trade policy expert Richard Baldwin.

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Do you have holiday FOMO? 95% of business owners plan to work through Christmas

Are UK business owners just not ready to let go this holiday season because of FOMO - the fear of missing out?

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Why pre-Christmas fulfilment promises could destroy your business

Pre-Christmas delivery promises could have a damaging impact on small and medium sized retailers trying to compete with one-hour delivery windows offered by Amazon and Argos.

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Accounting and financial management software: What you need to know 

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Boosting confidence in outsourcing your customer service function to call centres in Africa

CCI Kenya discusses why outsourcing key of your business processes to call centres in Africa may be beneficial