Future 50 2016 launch signals latest hunt for the UK’s best innovators
The nomination window for Future 50 2016 has been opened as Real Business and Everline partner to find disruptive British businesses that are transforming industries.
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Crossrail launch to boost West End revenues by 2.45bn to outshine New York and Paris
The official launch of the £14.8bn Crossrail project is set to have a significant impact on retail and leisure in London’s West End, with the rail line driving revenue in the area up by £2.45bn a year.
Mo Farah-backed Quorn Foods sold for 550m
Quorn Foods, maker of protein-rich meat substitutes, has been sold by owners Exponent Private Equity and Intermediate Capital Group to a Philippines-based food business for £550m.
Five types of business you should launch today to make a quick buck
Based on customer demand, which are the five businesses that you consider starting up today
Back to school blues leaves shop sales down in the dumps
By David Craik
Consumer confidence dipped in September as shoppers worried about the state of the economy.
The confidence of youth driving the British economic revival
By David Craik
Young business owners are much more ambitious about growth and seeking finance than their elderly peers.
British teachers back digital learning with belief it boosts students’ exam results
The UK’s educators are embracing digital learning, with the belief that the educational method can boost the exam results of students by at least one grade.
Women urged to join fight against cyber crime and protect UK firms
By David Craik
More women are needed to protect British businesses against the dangers of cyber crime according to a new report.
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell receives mixed welcome from UK business bodies
By David Craik
British businesses have given a mixed welcome to yesterday’s speech by shadow chancellor John McDonnell at the Labour Party Conference.
Revealed: The 20 coolest brands in the UK
British consumers and influencers including SB.TV founder Jamal Edwards and British Fashion Council boss Caroline Rush were tasked with donning their thinking caps to decide the 20 coolest brands in the UK – meet the companies approaching sub-zero temperatures.