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New Business Start Up Guides Updated We have updated our 7-part guide to starting up in business. From the business planning stage, to promoting your small business on Google
[March 30, 2006]
Teach young entrepreneurs to run An annual survey of entrepreneurial activity in the UK conducted by London Business School, has shown that 18 - 24 year olds are more positive about business enterprise than any other age group
[March 29, 2006]
Stick to what you know - a recipe for SME success? Pioneering research into the nature of innovation in small and medium sized enterprises has revealed that ambitious, smaller enterprises are more likely to focus on incremental innovation, rather than radical developments.
[March 29, 2006]
Bosses give their verdict on the "Brown era" An interesting article in The Observer this Sunday collates the views of various business heavyweights on the successfulness (or otherwise) of the Chancellor's past 9 years in power.
[March 21, 2006]
Is office rage on the increase? Everyone has the odd bad day at work. But what happens when every day is a bad one and your frustration is escalating out of control.
[March 15, 2006]
Time to tackle small business tax burden Businesses ask the Chancellor to reduce the tax burden on enterprise in the UK, as Britain slips down the league tables of overall corporation taxation levels
[March 13, 2006]
EEDA to contract single Business Link provider The East of England Development Agency (EEDA) has confirmed its plans to contract a single regional Business Link provider, to deliver Business Link services in its area from April 2007.
[March 3, 2006]
Are small businesses prepared for the unexpected? Contingency plans for staff absence and a major IT systems failure was the focus of the latest online internet survey run by The University of Nottingham Institute for Enterprise and Innovation.
[February 26, 2006]
FPB brands TUC work your hours day 'reckless' A leading business pressure group says today's stunt by the TUC to stage a national 'Work Your Proper Hours' day risks damaging the UK's economic engine room - small firms.
[February 24, 2006]
Were you born to be an entrepreneur? How your position in your family, education, and the make up of your DNA may determine how likely you are to be a successful entrepreneur!
[February 23, 2006]
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