As one of the fastest-growing digital companies in the world, Real Business wanted to find out how Airbnb was growing operations in the UK and Europe. After securing an invitation to its Shoreditch base, we found out just what the team and new country manager James McClure were up to.
In the lead up to chancellor George Osborne's final Budget announcement before the May general election, Real Business has spoken with 23 entrepreneurs and business leaders to find out what policy would best aid their enterprising efforts.
When women go on maternity leave their skills are often parked up and under-utilised for months or years on end. Now, 2to3days has emerged and is connecting employers with these new mothers
On the first day of National Apprenticeships Week, we spoke with Kate Awdry, PwC's schools recruitment and development manager, to find out how the professional services firm is starting from the ground up and using apprentices to produce a pipeline of skilled workers.
For the fourth year, Real Business has scoured the UK business landscape and can now bring you 50 companies that are breaking down barriers, creating innovative products and – most importantly – disrupting previously stagnant industries. May we unveil the Everline Future 50 2015.
Mark Kanji, CEO of London-based Apptivation, has gone from an idea for an app development consultancy to a business turning over £12m inside two years. He shares his journey with us.
Having cut his teeth in the IT, telecoms, retail and even bar sectors, Dragons' Den investor Peter Jones has now turned his attention to helping brands provide a better customer experience. Real Business finds out more.
As new names enter the race to become the third London mayor, we need to see more business men and women throw their hat into the mix and bring a new dynamic to the position.
Ahead of the general election in May, business leaders including Luke Johnson, Sherry Coutu and Duncan Cheatle have voiced their concerns and let politicians know what they want from the next government.
British betting business Ladbrokes witnessed revenue growth of nearly 4 per cent during 2014, but saw its profits dented by an £8m hit after Boxing Day football fixtures went the wrong way.
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