Imposter syndrome is a myth, according to new research that crunched the numbers from 10,000 survey respondents worldwide. But what does this mean for diversity and inclusion targets for UK businesses?
Here's what a handful of inspirational entrepreneurs across sectors have to say about their secret to success and ditching imposter syndrome for good.
What do sex toys, architects and vineyards have in common" They are all sectors that could be claiming for Research and Development Tax Credit, according to R&D specialists RIFT Research and Development. We look at the top industries that could do with making the most of what the Government has to offer.
With Brexit on the verge of ?getting done Alison Horner, indirect tax partner at MHA MacIntyre Hudson, looks at the outlook for VAT in 2020, arguing companies need to adapt both to changes brought about by Brexit and from new EU measures to combat fraud.
PopUp Business School founder Alan Donegan, who became financially independent aged 41, says the royal couple Harry and Meghan have many potentially profitable assets and can easily live without Her Majesty's coin. Here are his 10 unique business ideas.
Tech giant Amazon's current yearly revenue sits at $265.468 billion, but how does the revenue of SMEs around the world compare to the tech giant's fortune
Female Gen Z shoppers are defying gender stereotypes more than any other generation of consumers, as revealed by a spike in purchases like power tools, motorcycles, and other 'male' goods. What does this mean for the future of marketing and retail?
Revisiting a company motto or philosophy is necessary in an ever-changing world, but it can disrupt people's sense of ?who we are and should be carefully managed, according to new research. We take a look at the world's biggest brands, their slogans, and how to manage consumer expectations when executing branding changes.
Company culture can make or break any growing business. We spoke to the judges of this year's SME Culture Leaders initiative (held in partnership with specialist HR software company Breathe) to work out what the winning formula is for making the list. Here's the scoop.
Restaurants are taking over the British high street as consumer appetites veer towards food and beverage over bricks-and-mortar retail. Here's why.
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