The time to speak out on the EU is now – don’t waste the chance
By David Craik
Businesses must make their voice heard as EU referendum looms, or risk a situation that is not conducive to future company growth.
Tag: Politics
Under Labour, would entrepreneurship throughout Britain lose all incentive to succeed
By Jan Cavelle
It’s worrying that a party which failed to secure enough votes during the last general election, due to a perception that it didn’t have a firm grasp of economic and business polices, should veer so sharp to the left.
Ad attacking Jeremy Corbyn removed due to copyright shows even government needs to brush up on law
An advert branding Jeremy Corbyn a threat to national security was pulled from YouTube after claims the conservative party had used footage without permission. This just comes to show that no matter how big your business is, copyright law should always be at the forefront of your mind.
The policy changes businesses could expect from Labour’s Jeremy Corbyn
As the Labour leadership ballot papers go out, Real Business looks at the business agenda of divisive front-runner Jeremy Corbyn to see what could be expected if he wins.
Now the dust has settled, what did George Osborne miss from his plans
By Bobby Lane
Has George Obsorne pledged enough to the five million SMEs across the country Will business owners be reeling or celebrating following the announcement Bobby Lane, business advisor and partner at accountancy firm Shelley Stock Hutter (SSH), gives his view.
Summer Budget 2015: UK Business world reacts to George Osbornes speech
After a Budget which provide those in the business world with slightly more than they were probably expecting, Real Business pulled together some of the more interesting comments from entrepreneurs and senior leaders.
How three UK firms upped productivity with simple investments
Productivity has become one of the most talked about subjects in recent months. As such, Real Business pulled together the thoughts of EAT, StuRents and Motorclean to find out how innovation such as video conferencing, efficiency software and abandoning paper sales notes are bringing big returns.
Emergency Budget: Cut and cull or invest and infuse
Two Budget’s in three months, we are being spoilt. But can the business community expect much from a speech which is roundly considered to be dominated by austerity plans and welfare cuts
Former England captain Sol Campbell running to replace London mayor Boris Johnson
Former England captain Sol Campbell has confirmed he will stand for election to replace Boris Johnson as London’s mayor in 2016.
An open letter to new small business minister Anna Soubry from the leader of a media barter company
Frances Dickens, CEO of media barter business Astus Group, both welcomes incoming small business minister Anna Soubry to the fold and advises her on what still needs to be done.