The psychology of colour as it relates to persuasion is one of the most interesting – and most controversial – aspects of marketing. With this in mind, PrintUK.com discusses how the use colour can prove beneficial to brands.
The latest quarterly CBI service sector survey showed the services sector is bouncing back after a weak start in 2015.
According to a new study of alcohol, fresh produce, food and drink producers by Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking – called "Investing for Growth" – English and Welsh food manufacturers are already cooking up recipes for growth both home and abroad.
Tata Steel’s decision to make 250 people redundant at its Llanwern steel works to cut costs will have an emotional toil on both employer and employees. It should make every boss consider how they would react if they were faced to cut costs because of ailing demand or a lost contract – and here's a guide on how to do it.
Scottish businesswoman Michelle Mone has been tasked by the government to revive the spirit of working class entrepreneurialism. With this in mind, we rounded up five of the most successful working class entrepreneurs.
Specialist retailer Majestic Wine’s announcement earlier this week that it was launching a “Text for Wine” service through its Naked Wines online service should be cheered for a couple of reasons.
Swedish fashion chain H&M has launched a €1m prize to find new ideas to help it and its customers recycle old clothes.
British SMEs say the volatility of global currencies has become the main hurdle in ramping up international trade.
The Reverend Jesse Jackson has taken a year long swipe at the US tech giants, criticising the firms for lacking black leaders and role models.
British manufacturers fear they are falling behind their global rivals when it comes to dreaming up new products because of a lack of government investment.
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