More than 1 in 10 SMEs to scrap exporting if there is a “No Deal” Brexit
By David Craik
Just over a tenth of small businesses will give up exporting to the EU if there is a “No Deal” Brexit.
Tag: Europe
Brexit is a mixed bag for SMEs
By David Craik
UK exporters are enjoying the benefits of Brexit but still have a “fear factor” about cracking new markets outside of the EU.
Majority of UK SMEs want a second referendum on Brexit
Over half of Britain’s SMEs would welcome a second EU referendum on whether or not to accept the Brexit deal when negotiations with the EU conclude, new analysis has found.
Will Hamburg dethrone London’to become Europe’s startup capital?
By Staff writer
Knowledge, accelerators and industry this German city has the chance to become the next leading European tech hotspot.
Europe’s best countries for work-life balance where does the UK fit in?
The UK has a lot to learn about offering staff a work-life balance, it would seem, as a European country rundown reveals Britain is trailing behind.
The A-Z business fleet guide R is for Real world fuel economy
As part of our Fleet For Growing Businesses hub and A-Z of key business fleet terms, Real World Fuel Economy is our next key topic of consideration.
VC investors defy UK economic woes with record level of tech sector funding
A record level of venture capital investment has been pumped into UK and London tech businesses, as VC investors remain undeterred by Britain’s economic climate.
The European business cities offering the most dynamic conditions
Location is a key factor for entrepreneurs seeking success, and an analysis of European business cities has revealed where the most dynamic conditions can be found.
Interbank exchange rates offered to businesses through app-based bank Revolut
Having first addressed the consumer market, financial technology business Revolut has launched a European business offering focused on multi-currency transfers with interbank exchange rates.
The final countdown” are you GDPR ready?
By Staff writer
We are less than one year away from the EU’s new data protection law, which begs the question of whether businesses are GDPR ready. Sarah Thompson of McGuireWoods summarises where we are now and provides some fast facts.