BT will be fined £42m for a serious breach of Ofcom’s rules
After an investigation by Ofcom, BT will be fined £42m for reducing compensation payments to other providers after late installations of ethernet services.
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SME revenue growth projections up for third consecutive quarter
For the third consecutive quarter, SME revenue growth projections have been increased, according to findings from the first report of its kind in 2017.
Challenges CFOs face today providing strategic value while balancing increasing data
After a look into the challenges CFOs face today, Adaptive Insights found finance teams have little time to spend on strategic tasks due to insufficient reporting systems.
World Sleep Day highlights Britain is one of the most exhausted nations
Of all the awareness days, World Sleep Day brings to the forefront one crucial fact about the British workforce we tend to neglect that one in three UK workers suffer from sleeping problems.
Bosses should treat staff like athletes by giving sufficient recovery time
A report from Bakker Elhuizen took a look at how businesses could improve employee performance. The biggest lesson, however, was that bosses should treat staff like athletes by giving them some down time.
Small And Mid-Cap Fund Managers On The Good And Bad Companies On AIM
With there being a steady change in attitude towards AIM, the UK’s small and mid-cap fund managers deliver comment on what type of companies deliver on the junior market.
Edinburgh business hub to be built in abandoned tram depot
In a £1.3m investment from the Scottish government, an Edinburgh business hub is set for launch in a tram depot, which has been unused for 60 years.
The Crowdfunding Centre leads by example with first all-female business funding accelerator
While raising money is hard work, it’s been suggested by many that female entrepreneurs still have a bumpier road to travel when it comes to seeing their funding efforts realised a concept The Crowdfunding Centre hopes to change.
Spring Budget 2017: A juicy £200m for broadband and plans to dominate mobile technology
There’s a new government strategy to roll out fibre broadband and 5G coverage, with chancellor Philip Hammond using the Spring Budget to unveil how Britain will dominate the world in terms of mobile technology.
Spring Budget 2017: National Living Wage increase amounts to £500 per employee
With a National Living Wage increase set to take place from April, chancellor Philip Hammond confirmed during the Spring Budget 2017 that the extra amount payable per staff member will be £500.