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Recently appointed as Entrepreneur in Residence at the British Library, a role previously held by the late Dame Anita Roddick, and using his extensive contacts around the World, Stephen Fear intends to help fledgling British businesses evolve into major enterprises. Here he talks about selling your business.
If you are a late payer on a mission to avoid your creditors, the best days to be in the office are Mondays and Tuesday – the worst – Thursdays and Fridays.
The British Library’s Business & IP Centre is looking for over 100 London based SMEs who are ready to go to the next level of growth, to offer them a free helping hand in the form of a package of business advice and support worth £10,000.
As we approach the middle of the year, now is a good time to start planning and get yourself ready for what lies ahead. Margery McBain of Gravitate HR offers a handy check list of things you should be thinking about over the coming months.
Research has found that consumers are more likely to be turning their backs on stores, banks and energy companies due to inferior customer service rather than price.
For the first time in Olympic and Paralympic Games history, Games officials will be giving travel advice to businesses over Twitter with Transport for London (TfL), O2 and The Zetter Hotel in London taking part in a live Twitter chat to help Britain’s employers plan their transport ahead of the London 2012 Games.
Acas, the workplace relations experts, have launched new guidance to help managers have difficult conversations in the workplace.
Cohabiting couples who run a business together need to cut out complacency and take appropriate measures to protect themselves and their business should the relationship break down.
Richard Costin explains how contrary to popular belief businesses of all sizes can make significant savings by going green.
BSI has launched a new standard to boost consumer confidence and trust in financial advice and planning services.
The Bill to suspend Sunday Trading Laws during the Olympic and Paralympic Games received Royal Assent today after it passed the remaining stages in the House of Commons last night.
The strike is looking likely to go ahead as planned, since talks to avert the action ended yesterday without agreement, according to the conciliation service Acas
In approximately a month, European legislation on web privacy will impact over three million British businesses
Employees twice as likely to use social media to leave their job than to collaborate with colleagues
For the first time ever, businesses across London are coming together to undertake the Capital’s largest co-ordinated test of IT, telecommunications and transport requirements.
