Departing employees are often well-placed to make use of confidential information. That's where restrictive covenants come in.
The outcome of the EU referendum made many nervous, but Colliers International's Cities of Influence report, which pinpoints London as an attractive place to do business, highlights that we shouldn?t lose faith.
The latest high-profile company to feel the wrath of the government is Debenhams, which was included in the largest list of minimum wage offenders to date.
In Ombudsman Services" fourth Consumer Action Monitor, it came to light that the telecoms industry had the second most complaints in 2016 only beaten by the retail sector.
A year after the launch of Entrepreneurial Spark at the Royal Bank of Scotland's Edinburgh-based headquarters, the hub has opened its doors to the fintech community.
If you've been thinking of getting a new role, then why not apply for small business commissioner a title which will have you focus on tackling late payment.
The space sector will soon take flight, with the government unveiling £10m worth of grants to UK companies hoping to capitalise on commercial spaceflight.
There are several reasons companies go public. Sometimes it's to raise capital, or simply to acquire more business. But given the uncertainty miring the corporate landscape, curiosity about recent IPOs got the better of us. We asked bosses what made listing on AIM an attractive bet in 2016.
DPG has found staff are far more likely to ask Google a workplace query instead of seeking advice from colleagues or the HR department and chances are it will be one of these 13 Google searches.
June 2016 saw the CMA call for Brits to change banks following concerns that the big four dominated the market and that customers were loyal despite bad history. But this unusual concept isn't the preserve of finance. We don't like switching broadband providers either.
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