Britain can soon expect a wave of capital from angel investors
A new campaign being launched by the House of Commons seeks to more than double the number of active angels backing UK firms by 2019.
A new campaign being launched by the House of Commons seeks to more than double the number of active angels backing UK firms by 2019.
It’s been one year since the launch of the Shared Parental Leave (SPL) policy, allowing couples to share leave when it comes to a new addition to the family in the hope that women will return to the workforce quicker – but it seems both parents are not so keen on the uptake.
In what marks its largest own food brand launch since 2009, Waitrose has introduced the 1 line, which will provide customers “the very best of Waitrose”.
New reporting rules requiring private businesses and LLPs to keep a register of people with significant control could put off investors – and thus needs to be introduced with care.
Growthdeck has revealed that businesses seeking finance on crowdfunding platforms give 12.4 per cent of equity to investors on average – supporting growing concern among investors about excessive valuations.
A federal judge has recently denied Uber CEO Travis Kalanick’s motion to dismiss a class action lawsuit against the company, claiming he may have conspired with drivers to fix the cost of rides.
John Lewis’ JLAB business accelerator for 2016 has opened for entries, providing innovative retail startups with the chance to claim a share of a £200,000 pot and a 12-week mentoring programme.
Operators from London’s taxi industry have come together for a plan that looks to revolutionise the city’s black cab, making them faster, smarter and greener, and they’re calling on Boris Johnson’s replacement to support the cause.
Alongside a mighty push from Virgin Money’s Jayne-Anne Gadhia, companies in the financial services sector are increasing spend on driving cultural change.
With the Easter weekend over, we’ve brought you a round-up of the top ten articles featured on Real Business this week. Today you can expect details on Tottenham Hotspur’s shareholders, the marketing power of contraceptives, and Richard Branson sandwiched in-between.