Guide to investing through a limited company
By Oliver Davey
However you choose to invest money as a business owner depends on your perception of risk, the type of company …
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A guide to raising funds by selling shares to investors
If your business is looking at raising funds, selling shares may be a viable option for you. Selling shares is …
Why Apple is on the verge of becoming the first $1 trillion valued company
By David Craik
Tech giant Apple is about to make history, with it being just shy of the magic $1 trillion market valuation. And there’s more growth to come thanks to a focus on artificial intelligence.
Forex trading for beginners: Things to avoid
By Staff writer
While forex trading can offer an efficient way of building real wealth, it comes with risks. A few mistakes can end up costing you real money, not just time and effort.
When bad press comes, leave out insults and quell urge for “Jerry McGuire moment”
It’s not a good year for tech bosses, with Dave McClure, founder of 500 Startups, and Binary Capital co-founder Justin Calbeck the latest to be accused of sexual harassment. And in trying to stem the resulting bad press, Calbeck’s corporate partner, Jonathan Teo, wrote an email he might regret.
Corporates spend more on SME collaboration than R&D
Corporate firms spent a third more on SME collaboration than on research and development in the past year, although the number of deals has declined.
Is your business prepared for death” Why a will should be your New Year’s resolution
By Staff writer
Many businesses aren’t prepared for death, caught out when the unforeseen departure of a director or shareholder becomes reality. The resulting problems not only impact the company but also the deceased’s loved ones and their employees, both of whom can be left with unwanted issues to contend with.
Tottenham Hotspur FC shares made available via online marketplace
The shares of London-based football club Tottenham Hotspur will, following interest from shareholders, be offered up via a series of auctions hosted through online platform Asset Match.
Challenges to the shareholder-centric company model are rising
At the University of Edinburgh’s Corporate Finance Conference, Andrew Haldane, chief economist at the Bank of England, suggested that the public company model is increasingly being questioned.
Alton Towers has issued a 47m profit warning after Smiler rollercoaster crash
An accident on 1 June at Alton Towers, which resulted in four people being injured, led to the temporary closure of the park. This has, according to owner Merlin Entertainments, affected its profits.