Business insurance what’s its true value
By Staff writer
Insurance isn’t something that many of us are excited about buying. But it can save your business from ruin.
By Staff writer
Insurance isn’t something that many of us are excited about buying. But it can save your business from ruin.
By Chris Harris
It was difficult to miss GDPR coming into force last May. The press was awash with horror stories on what could go wrong. But shall we take a look at what’s ‘right’ about GDPR?
By Rasha Kawar
At best, mainstream healthcare services offer ‘sick care’ rather than better healthcare. Would things change if we looked at them like any other business, and went for a rebrand
By Staff writer
It’s time for companies to stop making assumptions about customers behaviour and interests, and start making use of location insights.
By Staff writer
For large listed companies, governance guidelines state at least half the board should comprise independent non-executive directors. While the guidelines don’t apply to smaller growing businesses, there are compelling reasons why the right NED appointment makes sense.
In a mini-series from Real Business called After Exit, we found out what company owners like Gordon McAlpine did after selling their business and realising all that hard work such as snapping up a French Villa.
By Staff writer
In the second of a four part series, global recruiter Michael Page and sales training business SalesGym 360 have joined forces to discuss how understanding client buying motivations can help you sell on value.
By Staff writer
Failing to deliver to clients can cost businesses dearly. But creating a customer service strategy that adds real value to a company can help ensure operations and loyalty thrive.
There’s many reasons why you’re doing this crazy little thing called “running a business”. Mission. Passion. Achievement. Here are ten tips to increase your business’s value.
Independent hotel chain Travelodge experienced a 17.9 per cent year-on-year revenue growth in H1, which has prompted the company’s owners to consider packing its bags with a £1bn sale.