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The national living wage and you

The national living wage, as announced by George Osborne, is now in effect. What does this mean for your business?

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Why every business needs an SSL certificate

Less secure sites can scare away a quarter of potential consumers. Here's how you can switching to using an https prefix on your website can keep your users sessions secure

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Employers cannot automatically sack suspected paedophiles

Footballer and sex offender Adam Johnson's recent six-year sentence raises a lot of questions on firing employees convicted of a criminal offence

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Nine things to look out for in the new tax year

What you need to know ahead of 6th April

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Five myths of building and creating a custom app

Off-the-shelf or custom made? Here's what you need to know when considering an app for your business

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The seven most successful rejects that made it big

This infographic reveals that you can't always write off corporate rejects. Here's why rejection doesn't mean failure

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Consumer confidence stalls at zero due to 'Brexit jitters'

Can Brexit jitters explain an 18-point fall in consumer confidence since March 2015?

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London nowhere on UK's top 'Gigabit Cities' list

Think tank warns that the capital's poor broadband infrastructure could hinder its competitiveness, as London trails behind cities like York, Coventry and Edinburgh.

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Consumer confidence stalls at zero due to 'Brexit jitters'

Can Brexit jitters explain an 18-point fall in consumer confidence since March 2015?

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London nowhere on UK's top 'Gigabit Cities' list

Think tank warns that the capital's poor broadband infrastructure could hinder its competitiveness, as London trails behind cities like York, Coventry and Edinburgh.

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Business security trends to watch in 2016

With criminals finding new and inventive ways to steal and threaten businesses around the world it comes as no surprise that 2016 will be yet another incredibly important time for companies to employ and integrate improved security protocols. 

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Sign language option to make banking more accessible for the hearing impaired

HSBC and First Direct launch a British Sign Language video relay service in the UK to cater to the deaf community

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Dad and daughter duo set up Parisian inspired bistrot

Edinburgh restauranteurs Dean and Layla Gassabi strengthen their brand, Maison Bleue, with a spin-off bistrot in Morningside

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Stem cell tech company exceed £600,000 target, raises £1m

Axol Bioscience listed on SyndicateRoom, which alone accounts for more than 40 per cent of Europe's total number of life science raises

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