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The one thing UK’s big banks need to get right

The Competitions and Markets Authority's report published yesterday called for banks to ramp up their digital platforms for greater transparency in a customer-first approach.

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Real-time credit checks: coming soon to a bank near you

FinTechSystems secures Series A investment to bring real-time credit checks to major banks, a move that could cut wait times from weeks to minutes|FinTechSystems secures Series A investment to bring real-time credit checks to major banks, a move that could cut wait times from weeks to minutes

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The post-Brexit visa rush: what will the UK’s 3.5m resident EU nationals do?

Once the Brexit process begins, a throng of UK residents of EU nationalities may seek to confirm their right to stay, resulting in 140 years worth of visa applications in one year. Legal experts Claire D. Nilson and Alexander Glibbery explain how businesses can prepare for stricter immigration rules

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Which Olympic sport mirrors your management style?

With the Olympics underway, which of these top five athletic archetypes fits you best?|With the Olympics underway, which of these top five athletic archetypes fits you best?

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Why your personal brand could make or break your business

As a business owner, you are at the forefront of your brand. Safwan Hak, founder of explains why your personal brand is a direct representation of your business, outlining six tips to get started.

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It’s a bird… it’s a plane… it’s Superman’s latest business venture

Die-hard Superman fan, Daniel Campbell launches a cafe from a red phone box at Edinburgh's busy Haymarket Station

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Are we talking ourselves into a recession?

The new measures introduced by the Bank of England yesterday to pre-empt Brexit fall out raises the question of whether predictions of recession are at risk of becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy.

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Tackling homelessness at $2 a night: Chototel

Over 330 million households worldwide suffer from some form of housing poverty. If left unaddressed, this could affect a third of the global urban population. Moved by these shocking statistics, 24-year-old hotelier Rhea Silva began building her mini-empire of high-tech affordable accommodation|Over 330 million households worldwide suffer from some form of housing poverty. If left unaddressed, this could affect a third of the global urban population. Moved by these shocking statistics, 24-year-old hotelier Rhea Silva began building her mini-empire of high-tech affordable accommodation

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Are we talking ourselves into a recession?

The new measures introduced by the Bank of England yesterday to pre-empt Brexit fall out raises the question of whether predictions of recession are at risk of becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy.

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Tackling homelessness at $2 a night: Chototel

Over 330 million households worldwide suffer from some form of housing poverty. If left unaddressed, this could affect a third of the global urban population. Moved by these shocking statistics, 24-year-old hotelier Rhea Silva began building her mini-empire of high-tech affordable accommodation|Over 330 million households worldwide suffer from some form of housing poverty. If left unaddressed, this could affect a third of the global urban population. Moved by these shocking statistics, 24-year-old hotelier Rhea Silva began building her mini-empire of high-tech affordable accommodation

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BoE cuts bank rate to 0.25 per cent: Should you be worried?

Bank of England decreased interest rates from 0.5 to 0.25 per cent as a pre-emptive measure post-Brexit. Is this an effective measure, or a case of too little, too early?

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Dementia Dog: new hope for Scotland’s ageing population

Dementia Dog, a ground-breaking programme supporting people affected by dementia has been given a funding boost of £300,000.

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Can a digital detox make you better at business?

An Ofcom study of over 2,500 Brits reveals that a break from all things tech could be beneficial for business. Is it viable for business owners in our 'always-on' culture?|An Ofcom study of over 2,500 Brits reveals that a break from all things tech could be beneficial for business. Is it viable for business owners in our 'always-on' culture?

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Office catering platform City Pantry raises £1.1m to expand

City Pantry delivers over 10,000 meals to offices across London every week. A year after its launch, the business raised funding to look beyond national borders.

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