When did our workspaces turn into playgrounds” Google’s Zurich HQ has a slide, while LinkedIn’s office is stocked with drums and guitars – but such perks may not be things staff will want in the future office.
By Staff writer
The collaborative economy, sometimes called the sharing economy, has been the phrase on everyone’s lips for quite some time now.
By David Craik
Businesses must make their voice heard as EU referendum looms, or risk a situation that is not conducive to future company growth.
By Barry James
As the FCA’s latest CEO falls by the wayside, Barry James urges Osborne and the government to pause for a moment and think long and hard about a decision that will have a profound impact on the world of finance in the coming decade – remembering to marry regulation with innovation.
Laura Gardiner, senior research and policy analyst at the Resolution Foundation, argues that in isolation, neither government policy nor employer leadership is enough to close the gender pay and opportunity gap.
As one of the earliest, and most successful, companies offering quick access to finance through an online platform, the news that Wonga has reported a pre-tax loss of £37.3m for 2014 begs the question – has the honeymoon period for this industry come to an end
By David Craik
There has arguably never been as much choice when it comes to selecting your local MP, and ultimately having a say on what the next government will look like. But what kind of head should you vote with, and what policies matter the most
With the 2015 Everline Future 50 cohort set to be announced in March, Real Business has been looking back on some of its historical members – and it has made for some impressive reading.
By Jan Cavelle
Management burn out across the board has increased dramatically during the last 15 years, but it is small business owners who have felt the most pressure recently.
Robot workers, virtual high streets and the death of the commuter is not a future only found in the mind of science-fiction writer Alastair Reynolds. It’s all part of how we’ll be doing business 50 years from now.
