Everything is different now, the way we work, shop and learn. Within business, brands have had to take a major step back, reassess their practices and review how they engage with customers.
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Business parks face struggle for survival in era of home working
It may have been the setting for The Office, the ground-breaking television sitcom, but the business park was no laughing matter in the years leading up to the millennium.
Lift-off for drone deliveries as regulator allows remote pilots
Drones will be routinely flown beyond a human operator’s line of sight for the first time in a significant step towards household parcel deliveries by air.
Female investors on average £15k worse off than men by 2030, due to gender pay gap
If we act now perhaps the gender pay gap will close and our investment averages will go up … come on ladies how are we going to do this?
Want to become a Profitable Forex Trader? Up Your Game With Guerrilla Trading Now
Learning to trade in the forex market is tough – But only if you don’t know how to.
Top tips for business teams during Ramadan
Advice from RVU’s Data and Analytics Executive, Safiyah Raja, on what teams should know about those partaking in Ramadan, and how best to support them.
An untidy room could cost you your dream job, new research finds
New research has found almost a third of interviewers admit to not hiring someone based on something they have seen in a candidate’s video backdrop, with a further 58% saying a messy room in the background could cost someone the job.
The tax implications of remote working abroad: What employers need to know
By now, we all know that getting back to “normal” will, for many people, not involve going back to work in the way we did before Covid-19 hit.
Business LPAs – How to safeguard against a future incapacitated partner, director or shareholder
The loss of mental capacity of a director, partner or shareholder could be devastating for a business unless there are the necessary safeguards in place.
Pint or Perm? 10% more Brits will book into the salon than the pub in April
As restrictions gradually begin to ease across the country today, ten per cent more of us are eager to book in a trip to the hairdressers, than we are the pub according to new research.
Shutting up shop: The high street names we’ll see no more
A series of retail failures during the pandemic has changed the face of Britain’s high streets for good.
HANDS UP – Are you addicted to your mobile phone?
Smartphone addiction, sometimes colloquially known as “nomophobia” (fear of being without a mobile phone), is often fueled by an Internet overuse problem or Internet addiction disorder.
Could Joe Biden’s tax plan affect US investment in Ireland?
President Biden is proposing a global minimum corporate tax rate which could affect US investment in Ireland
British tech start-up takes on Amazon in the battle for the High Street
Forbes 30-under-30 alumnus goes head-to-head with Amazon with smartphone-based retail checkout solution
Dedicated shed and garage offices pose insurance risk
A growing number of people expect to be working from converted sheds, garages and summerhouses as Covid changes our attitudes to home working, an insurer has said.
