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Three tips for raising funds the smart way

Monika Juneja, director at One Hit Consulting shares her top tips for raising investment, having seen countless number of businesses go down this route|Monika Juneja, director at One Hit Consulting shares her top tips for raising investment, having seen countless number of businesses go down this route

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Brexit-proof your business

Research from the Federation of Small Businesses revealed that 42 per cent of SMEs were yet to make up their minds on whether to stay in the EU or leave. In the event that the vote swings towards Brexit, here are five ways you can prepare|Research from the Federation of Small Businesses revealed that 42 per cent of SMEs were yet to make up their minds on whether to stay in the EU or leave. In the event that the vote swings towards Brexit, here are five ways you can prepare

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The London house price debate – Tackling the symptom, not the cause

Leigh Stewart, an expert contributor for online property broker, Tranio.com, explains why property prices in London will only continue to increase.|Leigh Stewart, an expert contributor for online property broker, Tranio.com, explains why property prices in London will only continue to increase.

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How document storage services can help you get organised

Document storage might be your best ally when spring cleaning|Document storage might be your best ally when spring cleaning

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The evolution of the COO

Are we seeing a reshuffle of c-suite roles to accommodate more innovative positions such as chief digital officer? And if so, what does this mean for the traditional tasks of a COO?

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Five key technology trends businesses must embrace

John Cooke, managing director at Black Pepper Software investigates the technology trends which will take the business world by storm and why companies must embrace emerging technology to avoid becoming industry laggards.

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How SMEs are making a home in the Northern Powerhouse

Craig Donnelly, director at Boxes2Move, discusses the Northern Powerhouse and how the government’s commitment to rebalancing the UK’s economy could make the North a more attractive prospect to small businesses.

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Manchester United named football’s ‘first $1bn brand’

Manchester United’s disappointing season on the pitch has not stopped it becoming the first football club to reach a $1bn brand valuation, according to Brand Finance.

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How SMEs are making a home in the Northern Powerhouse

Craig Donnelly, director at Boxes2Move, discusses the Northern Powerhouse and how the government’s commitment to rebalancing the UK’s economy could make the North a more attractive prospect to small businesses.

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Manchester United named football’s ‘first $1bn brand’

Manchester United’s disappointing season on the pitch has not stopped it becoming the first football club to reach a $1bn brand valuation, according to Brand Finance.

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From outsourcing outpost to global tech talent hub: Is Cluj Europe’s Silicon Valley? 

Little more than a decade ago many tech professionals may have struggled to find Cluj on a map. But in that time the city's established itself as a hotbed for tech talent.

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Is tech on any of the main parties' radar ahead of the General Election?

What are the manifesto pledges from each party in relation to technology and the part technology plays in the future of our digital economy? Have the parties even given it much thought?

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The strong pound and British business

Ebury chief risk officer Enrique Diaz writes exclusively for Growth Business on the impact a strong pound can have on UK business

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The living wage movement gathers momentum

With Scottish football club Hearts and cinema chain Curzon agreeing to pay staff an hourly rate above the minimum wage, are employers beginning to recognise that employees need more to make ends meet.

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