The government has emphasised the importance of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) for small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) – saying it is not just for big firms.
KPMG Enterprise and CB Insights unveiled research which found that despite the UK’s success in the VC world, the slump faced by the rest of the world is starting to trickle in.
The rise of business accelerators across the UK shows no signs of slowing, with IT services firm Ricoh the latest business to provide a growth and mentoring programme for startups in Northampton.
The British workforce already has a penchant for working late hours, but research has suggested that a Brexit could make things far worse.
While the government’s target of doubling UK exports to £1trn by 2020 has focused minds, projections indicate that we are still a long way from reaching that goal. However, it seems British firms now have more opportunities to do so.
Small sushi business Maki, a self-proclaimed challenger to chains Itsu and Wasabi, has made the latest step towards expanding the operation as sibling founders Daniel and Anthony Woodcock open a new shop just several months after the previous one.
Networking giant LinkedIn has been on a roll in terms of products this month, and one of them happens to be a launched redesign of its Recruiter application.
British hosting company 123-reg is facing a barrage of criticism on social media after one of its staff ran a script with a “catastrophic error” in it and deleted a number of customers’ websites.
Zoopla has taken another step towards changing the property industry forever with the £75m acquisition of Property Software Group (PSG), which provides technological support to over 8,000 estate agency branches across the UK.
Part of the Tech City UK initiative, Tech East has been formed to bring together the most prominent tech hubs dotted across the East of England with a view of bolstering the region’s investment and talent opportunities.
