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If they’re unhappy with service, Brits are most likely to vote with their feet when it comes to their electricity and gas provider, followed by their TV/internet provider and mobile phone provider.

The number of restaurants in Britain slipped by 2.0% over the year to September 2018, equivalent to more than 10 closures a week new research shows

After more than two years of turmoil resulting in a further six months of uncertainty, we remain in the dark about what the future of our country – and the business landscape – will look like in the medium-term. 

Changes in data protection laws and an evolving market environment have led some big companies to take an apparent step backwards and rely more and more on first party data.

Headlines are dangerous and patience is lacking. We have learnt that more than ever over the past few years.

If you own or run a business in the UK, you might be thinking about how to either reward or motivate your employees.

Invoice fraud is one of those things that you never imagine will happen to you, but when it does, you wish that you’d taken steps to prevent it.

The law requires that you have a fire action plan in place in all workplaces. Naturally, it’s an essential step in keeping your team safe, as well as ensuring any fire emergencies are dealt with as promptly as possible.

Before you start investing money, you’ll need to understand the mechanics of risk and return.

When artisan watchmaker Louis-Ulysse Chopard established the Maison Chopard in 1860, he did so because he recognised a gap in the market for completed watches.