Raymond Moore, CEO of the Indian Wells tennis tournament, recently resigned from his role after claiming women playing the sport were incredibly lucky to take part. But it’s not the first time a boss put his foot in his mouth when addressing females.
With the National Living Wage (NLW) still being met with reluctance, we asked eight small business leaders what they thought of the Living Wage – and why they embraced it.
By Bryan Adams
Imagine having a 30-minute conversation with a top sales prospect every week and – here’s the real kicker – have them thank you for it. How would that impact your sales pipeline
By Peter Linas
Managing multiple client relationships and doing so successfully is no mean feat. Not even the most battle hardened are immune to making mistakes that can, unfortunately, become deal-breakers.
In a competitive marketplace, knowing what your target audience want and promoting your products in the right way at the right time has never been as important – so we rounded-up a list of large firms that felt the consequence for failing to listen to customers.
Since the beginning of 2016, it’s been made evident that staff no longer feel they need to be tethered down to a particular job out of worry they might not find work elsewhere. But research offers one solution that could work in your favour.
With government research having unveiled that two-thirds of big UK businesses have been hit by a cyber attack in the past year, we took a look at some of the most recent and famous cases – and why they were thought to have happened.
Arguably the first new national newspaper in the UK for 30 years – the New Day – is closing down only nine weeks after its launch due to “weak sales”. As such, we rounded-up the most recent cases of when firms felt the sales burn – and why.
Launched out of his i.am+ business, musician-cum-entrepreneur will.i.am has unleashed his Dial “smart band” on the UK market. Impressively, it works independently without the need for a mobile to be connected – ideal for on-the-go leaders.
Entrepreneur Warren Buffett has spent the last 50 odd years assembling a portfolio of businesses, so he’s well positioned to deliver advice for both investors and employers – the latest of which claimed passive investors do better than funds handled by consultants charging high fees.
