When Ben Smith and John Abrahams launched a homemade video on YouTube some four years ago they had no idea how quickly their product would go from rough prototype to being stocked by some of the biggest names in cycling.
Following the recent onslaught of attacks on Sony, Daisy Group data expert Walter Rossi explains that hackers are becoming increasingly sophisticated. It’s time that UK businesses finally acknowledged it, or face the consequences.
Real Business speaks with some of the country’s most successful women in business to discover what their grievances, motivations and biggest influences are.
Having made and lost a fortune with his fish pedicure business, Richard Walker-Smith has now turned attentions to providing the best night out – all though a network of “Fixers”.
Famous guitar brands like Gibson, Fender and PRS Guitars have been immortalised in the annals of rock n’ roll alongside the musicians that played them. It’s not just that they’re household names, it’s that US companies have dominated the market for decades.
Entrepreneur, angel investor, mentor and private equity head James Caan gave us his predictions for 2015.
Bremont has brought luxury watchmaking back to the UK — and created jobs all over the world while they’re at it.
Having moved from the school room to the boardroom after developing their disruptive education technology, the duo behind Firefly reveal all to Real Business.
You’ve read our Surreal Business articles before, but now we’re bringing you cereal business as we speak to Gary Keery, founder of Shoreditch breakfast venue Cereal Killer Cafe.
Preparing for an exit needs to take place long before there’s an offer on the table. We spoke to Andrew Westhead, partner in tax at Grant Thornton, about how you can make sure your firm is in the best shape to maximise the return from any exit and what to do when an offer is on the table.
