Positive strides have been taken to increase the level of female representation on UK boards through Lord Davies’ government-backed annual review into gender equality in the boardroom. But while the prospect of more women on British boards championing the equal pay cause is a brilliant development, every organisation has the potential to change the status quo.
Richard Windsor of Edison Investment Research explains why so-called unicorns that can’t make money are in fact donkeys with little value.
By Steen Tjarks
A phrase used in films, magazines and to our loved ones is that “distance makes the heart grow fonder”. But why is this And can this concept be applied to your business
By Gi Fernando
Founder of Freeformers, Gi Fernando, challenges the recent news stories and opinions that have surfaced regarding productivity and argues why deep change in the system is needed.
When people talk to young, aspiring entrepreneurs they often ask what innovative and new-age idea they’ve masterminded, expecting a revolutionary response that breaks the mould and changes the way we see the world.
Are you fluent in “emoji”” You just might be if you are the parent of a teenager. You absolutely will be if you are a teenager, of course – it’s critical to your social survival!
All over the world, governments are taking steps to drive economic growth by helping to make more credit available to small and medium-size businesses. Will this solve the catch-22?
British actress Kate Winslet may have just found an enemy in the form of The Hunger Games star Jennifer Lawrence, after calling the pay gap dispute the star is leading “vulgar”.
Andy Alderson, CEO and founder of Vanarama, explains how adopting the mentality of a football team in business can be a sure-fire way to keep your company ahead of the competition
By Guy Rigby
Nearly one-third of the UK SMEs have delayed their investment plans following problems in Greece and subsequent uncertainty in Europe.
