Is the WeWork dream set to crumble
WeWork was once the posterchild for the new millennium work culture, but as stocks plummet could this unicorn startup crumble like a house of cards.
WeWork was once the posterchild for the new millennium work culture, but as stocks plummet could this unicorn startup crumble like a house of cards.
If you want to successfully float on AIM, then you need a clear strategy and strong management team. These are all factors investors will be looking for, a report revealed.
When you’re the CFO or FD of a company, then planning for growth will be a key priority. Chas Howes, former head of finance at Superdry, sets out what his goals were for the company and what he would change if he could turn back time.
A report launched by Mind the Bridge and Cisco claims the UK has become “the epicentre of tech scale-up” in Europe.
By Staff writer
While that all-important business growth capital can be sourced from a number of places, Ian Gillis and Michael Bennett look at how the IPO route can work.
By Staff writer
Prospects of a deal between courier DX and the distribution division of John Menzies have highlighted the use of reverse mergers in corporate transactions.
Believe it or not, Domino’s Pizza is a stock market success story. And for those wanting to get in on the action, here’s your chance it’s looking to make its sixth IPO.
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Ed Molyneux, CEO and co-founder at FreeAgent, shares his experience of listing on the London Stock Exchange and explains what not to forget.
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.
There’s a reason why Apple suddenly changed the name of its iWatch to the Apple Watch, and it all has to do with Swatch – a rival that may have it in for the tech brand.