If you’re about to enter a business relationship with a big customer, tread carefully – the deal terms will not be easy. Ella’s Kitchen founder Paul Lindley shares some tips on how your SME should deal with the big guys.
How long must a business keep personal data for” The third instalment of our series on data protection.
By Alexis Asher
Suspect your employee is pregnant” Tread carefully. Say the wrong thing to her and you could have a law suit on your hands.
Question: Our start-up company is seeking funding and we’d like to start approaching potential investors. Are there any legal restrictions on what we can say and to whom we can say it?
The number of insolvencies is set to rise as the country creeps into growth and “zombie” companies finally fail. Yet few businessmen (or even lawyers) understand the different procedures and terms. Insolvency practitioner John Alexander explains the lingo.
We all know how to account for a new computer or desk by showing it as a fixed asset on the balance sheet and gradually writing off the cost over its useful life. But what about non-tangible assets”
The service sector is a particularly hard nut to crack. Suppressed consumer spending and ever-increasing costs have meant that many firms in the sector are suffering. (Sponsored)
A “hot” prospect” It ‘s enough to make any salesperson salivate. But what are the telltale signs they’re eager to do business with you?
By Kate Bassett
Last summer, Gocompare unleashed its mustachioed maestro Gio Compario on the insurance market. But does he hit the right note with customers” We talk to founder Hayley Parsons.
Finding the perfect candidate to recruit into your business can be tricky. Link Humans’ Jorgen Sundberg explains how technology can help. (Sponsored)
