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What are the trends impacting UK business? From Brexit to business loans, here is what to keep on top of to succeed.
Absolute beginners: startup tips for first-time founders
Starting a business is challenging enough even in normal times, but at least there is plenty of expert...
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How Brexit left small British business out in the cold
Six months after the UK’s withdrawal from the EU, small exporters nationwide are struggling to surmount the barriers...
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Is live shopping set to become a hit in the UK?
Live shopping events have become a multibillion-pound success story in China. Western brands are watching, learning and starting...
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5 ways Brexit is shaping supply chains
It’s too early to predict how the UK will ultimately fare post-Brexit but, for now, businesses are weighing...
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Building trust in digital learning
Provision of digital tools by schools has mushroomed during the past year, raising questions over what works in...
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Designing the hospital of the future
With 48 new NHS hospitals set to be built in the coming years, there is an opportunity to...
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The challenges facing the NHS during COVID and beyond
The British public holds the NHS in high regard, but leaders must address a number of major challenges...
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How will travel take off again?
As the UK government debates whether to relax restrictions on travelling abroad for holidays and business this summer,...
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Why Brexit is a passport to innovation for the insurance industry
Meticulous planning is what we expect from professional insurance companies and, with Brexit, they haven’t disappointed If there’s...
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What we can learn from the COVID vaccine success
The UK’s coronavirus vaccine rollout is exceeding expectations, but are there lessons the healthcare industry can learn from...
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The benefits and pitfalls of the race to cloud computing
Some 89 per cent of UK business leaders reported the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated their move to the...
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How AI can alleviate energy poverty
Living in homes without power, with no money to heat or cook, sounds like a Victorian-era or third-world...