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Business Advice15th October 2019Put the Phone Down and Avoid the PointsWith laws in the UK becoming even more stringent in regard to using your mobile phone behind the wheel, understanding the legalities is crucial. In this article, along with Lookers, who stock the New Ford Transit, we take a look at how you can use your tech wi
Business Advice9th October 2019The economics of exercise: A lack of employee physical activity costs UK businesses up to £6.6 billionAXA PPP healthcare urges UK businesses to prioritise employees’ mental and physical health by encouraging and supporting staff to find the time to exercise.
Business Advice8th October 2019How to safeguard your hotel effectivelyWhether already owning, or in the process of running, your own hotelier business, one aspect which should always be at the forefront for every hotel is safety, and your guests’ safety is paramount to your business. Here, we offer a brief overview of how you
Business Advice3rd October 2019How can private cars be used in commercial situations?When private cars for commercial use is mentioned, the first thing that comes to mind is Del Trotter selling hooky goods out of the back door of his three-wheel Reliant Robin. But throughout the UK, many industries put the car to its test in aiding day to day
Business Advice26th September 2019How to cut your company’s carbon footprint through innovative packaging designTaking a look at this issue in more detail, Rich Quelch, Global Head of Marketing at specialist packaging provider Lifestyle Packaging, explains the business benefits on offer to those investing in “green” packaging design and how to do it successfully.
Business Advice26th September 2019Every great startup has its genesis in a problemAccording to a study published last year by CB insights, the number one reason startups fail is lack of market need for their product. Startups succeed when they have technology or a business model that solves a pain point in a scalable way.
