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Online care platform SuperCarers raises £3.8 million to invest in growth

Carer service will use investment to facilitate over 100,000 hours of care per month within the next 18 months.

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Duvet day: Two thirds of Brits skip work over stress

Two thirds of the UK population have taken a duvet day due to hectic work schedules and that 65 per cent of people would be more likely to take a job if the company offered duvet days as part of its contract.

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Airsorted raises £5 million in Series A funding to fuel global expansion

Airsorted, the world’s largest hosting management service, today announces the successful completion of a Series A funding round worth £5 million to support its upcoming expansion with investors including Pi Labs and Atami Capital.

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The nations sleeping habits revealed

Research finds only 15 per cent of people are getting a ‘good’ and healthy night’s sleep, impacting on business decisions and health.

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Challenges facing businesses in 2018

UK businesses are facing a tough time. From political and economic uncertainties to ever-changing technologies.

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The probate process explained in simpler terms

After the death of a grantor of an estate plan and a last will and testament, the next step is called the probate. We explain the process.

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What does Donald Trump REALLY think of Theresa May?

Body language experts based on research from GISMA reveal that some leaders are definitely more approachable than others, and that some situations can leave them feeling as uncomfortable as less practised politicians or business people.

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Autumn Budget 2017: A hindrance or a help for investors?

As the UK comes to grips with Chancellor Philip Hammonds Autumn Budget 2017, we find out how investors have reacted.

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What does Donald Trump REALLY think of Theresa May?

Body language experts based on research from GISMA reveal that some leaders are definitely more approachable than others, and that some situations can leave them feeling as uncomfortable as less practised politicians or business people.

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Autumn Budget 2017: A hindrance or a help for investors?

As the UK comes to grips with Chancellor Philip Hammonds Autumn Budget 2017, we find out how investors have reacted.

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Budget 2017: The sky’s the limit for UK scale-ups

Budget 2017: We dissect Phillip Hammond's Autumn Statement on plans to support UK scale-ups unlock over £20 billion of new investment as the British Business Bank steps in to replace European Investment Fund lending.

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Budget 2017: Can Hammond reassure UK investors and entrepreneurs?

The Budget announcement is only hours away. Can Phillip Hammond reassure UK entrepreneurs and investors of a more certain future?

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Brexit trauma and the GBP

On June 23, 2016 Britons headed to the polls in an historic referendum. At stake was the future of Britain and the European Union. By a margin of 52%/48%, the UK voted for a Brexit.

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Stranger Things happen – Engaging customers over Halloween

Stranger Things premiere lifts engagement 74 per cent for brands targeting its global audience, as Mailjet test centre reveals how brands can stay safe from marketing peril this Halloween.

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