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2020 was a tough year for businesses in the UK, having to adapt to a new way of working as the world ground to a halt. 2021 was perhaps anticipated as the year where things would return to normal but as the government is expected to enforce a new ...

Research from Yell indicates that despite a difficult 2020, SMEs (Small Medium Enterprises) are feeling very optimistic about their business in the New Year, with three out of every four (76%) business owners confident about the success of their b...

Corsa Security is the first turnkey network security virtualization platform to simplify the process of scaling traffic inspection and automating firewall virtualization. Led by CEO, Eduardo Cervantes, an expert in cybersecurity, cloud and SaaS te...

2020 has thrown up challenges no one could have foreseen, so how can your business prepare for 2021 in light of Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic?

Good communication reduces personnel turnover in retail shops by up to 25 per cent, according to new research by the University of Cologne and ECONtribute.

Personal vulnerability experienced in 2020 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic relating to health concerns, financial stability and privacy now means consumer trust is at an all time low.

In a year unlike any other, there have been many stand-out moments where the power of communication (both good and bad) has proven to be critical in uniting or dividing us all around a common challenge or issue.

Despite London being placed into a second national lockdown last month, the number of professional vacancies in London paying over £40k continued to increase, with roles up 5.2% month-on-month.

Covid-19 is continuing to reshape the global business landscape for companies of all shapes and sizes, driving them to make a multitude of operational decisions and innovations to stay afloat during these uncertain times.

The kitchen has always been the heart of any home, but it’s become more important than ever before. You’re also probably looking for a spot in your home where you have a dedicated workspace. Why not combine the two?

KnowYourMoney.co.uk has commissioned a new survey of more than 530 decision-makers within UK businesses to uncover their financial outlook for 2021. It found:30% do not expect their business to survive the next 12 month46% plan to reduce the amoun...

UK businesses have been doing it tough in 2020 and with today's announcement of the UK's unemployment rate jumping to 4.8%, as 314,000 people lose their jobs, there is no denying many companies will be facing an economic downturn.Althoug...