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Business gains £1.6 Billion through extra Leap year day
The Leap Year is forecast to bring UK firms up to £1.6 billion in productivity as workers add an extra day to their annual workload, new…
Monday 21 September 2026
Harvard alumni and former New York Times journalist. Editor of Business Matters for over 15 years, the UKs largest business magazine. I am also head of Capital Business Media's automotive division working for clients such as Red Bull Racing, Honda, Aston Martin and Infiniti.
The Leap Year is forecast to bring UK firms up to £1.6 billion in productivity as workers add an extra day to their annual workload, new…
The Government is too concerned with cutting the costs of the Employment Tribunal service, and this may have negative consequences for businesses, claims a leading UK…
10 Yetis PR Agency has today announced that it has launched ‘A Social Media Agency’ as a result of the volume of enquiries that it was…
One way to raise the profile of your business, or of yourself within an organisation, is to seek opportunities to speak in public. But with so…
Sir Stuart Rose - the former head of Marks & Spencer - defended the Government’s embattled ‘Get Britain Working’ work experience scheme this week saying that…
Love to cook? Dream of leaving the 9-5 office routine behind? Maybe you think you can run a restaurant? Three couples reveal the reality behind the…
Skills Minister John Hayes today outlined plans to scale up the Government’s efforts to safeguard and improve the quality and standards of apprenticeships.
Increasing use of social media marketing expected in the coming year, finds Constant Contact study
Employers realise their task is to bring about transformative change, not just an incremental increase in numbers when it comes to getting more women in to…
Companies are being urged to prepare now for the payroll year end to avoid strict penalties being imposed for the late submission of information.
E-commerce businesses focus time and money on providing customers with efficient and flexible delivery options. However, many companies neglect to extend this attention to the return…
One in three organisations has suffered one or more Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks in the last 12 months claims new research
Barclays and online youth charity YouthNet have joined forces to support young people in the UK to build their financial skills, knowledge and confidence.
Surrey has the highest number of ‘recession-era’ start-ups defying the downturn with big turnovers, new figures have revealed. Around one in seven businesses that started up…
Mary Say, MD of Brand Potential tells us what keeps her motivated and why it is essential to follow your inner Sat Nav to succeed