Some of the UKs leading business leaders and opinion formers share their insight and ideas for growth
Countries that imposed strict and early social-distancing measures in response to the COVID-19 outbreak will result in their economies recovering much quicker than those who took…
Many business owners and CEOs, as well as many leaders of organisations outside of the business world, know that periods of rapid growth have a way…
With coronavirus cases finally falling in the UK, thoughts have turned to how to ease current lockdown conditions.
As the Coronavirus pandemic continues to hit the already struggling high street, KIS Finance has teamed up with retail expert, James Child, to look at how…
The services sector contributes around 80% of UK GDP, so why hasn’t more been done to protect it during the Covid-19 crisis.
Following the news that AXA Ireland is to refund all motor customers a flat fee of EUR33 (£29), due to reduced usage during lockdown.
The novel coronavirus, which has almost 3 million confirmed cases worldwide, has forced mass business closures, lay-offs, and event cancelations, casting a sea of doubt on…
Purpose is one of the most common misinterpreted and misused business buzzwords today. For a long time, there was a belief that the main purpose of…
The angry voices from small business owners are getting louder and it seems that the Chancellor has heard their calls loud and clear.
With the Chancellor likely to announce a new scheme offering 100% guarantees on loans for up to 1million micro-SMEs, Greg Taylor, Partner at MHA MacIntyre Hudson says SMEs…
Governments should hold off on giving their citizens money until after the lockdown is over, finds new insights by the University of Cologne.
Richard Branson’s request for a £500 million bailout package from the government to prevent the collapse of his airline, Virgin Atlantic, has been the subject of…
Right across the UK, HR and payroll departments are facing intense pressures generated by the coronavirus lockdown.
The marquee auctions held during the “May season” normally serve as a bellwether of the international art market.
As policymakers and business leaders grapple with how to restart the economy and bring employees back to work in the shadow of the deadly COVID-19 pandemic.