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Comment - ECJ ruling is bad for consumers
by James Gilmour | 01 Mar 2011
Today’s decision in the European Court of Justice might, at face value, seem sensible. Currently, insurers enjoy an exemption from the EU Gender Directive. The Directive is intended to prevent discrimination – and surely all discrimination should be removed from the business arena?
Government procurement changes - what they mean for construction
by Josh Hall | 22 Feb 2011
Changes to the ways in which public sector contracts are advertised and accesssed could have major implications for small construction businesses.
5 great ideas for shoestring online marketing
by Josh Hall | 21 Feb 2011
Great online marketing doesn't demand a huge budget. Read out tips for effective online marketing on a shoestring.
All change for SMEs - a look at recent government announcements
by Josh Hall | 18 Feb 2011
The last week has seen a number of important announcements for SMEs. A range of issues including bank finance and public sector procurement have come under the spotlight.
Mobile web - the next frontier for your business
by Josh Hall | 18 Feb 2011
The mobile web provides businesses with an exciting and potentially profitable new way to connect with potential and existing customers.
by Coll Smith | 15 Feb 2011
In this Guest Post Coll Smith of Efig talks about the benefits of plants in the office.
by Josh Hall | 15 Feb 2011
In this difficult economic climate, business owners need to get the best result from every penny they spend. So, to help you make the most of your online marketing, we are running a live panel discussion with Eric Shimoda of Google, and Hannah Smith of SEO agency Distilled.
Economic roundup - where do we go from here?
by Josh Hall | 15 Feb 2011
The British economy is contracting again. Inflation is rising. Unemployment is up. On the surface, things look pretty bleak.
Young entrepreneurship - starting a business while at university
by Josh Hall | 11 Feb 2011
Starting a business while at university yields its own unique challenges - but it also brings significant potential benefits.
Identifying false economies - and learning when DIY is best
by Josh Hall | 10 Feb 2011
False economies are a small business owner’s worst enemy. Many start-ups fall victim to false economies, struggling, as they often are, with very limited budgets. But what seems like a thrifty choice can often end up costing you in the long-term.
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