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As the first reporting deadline for the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) looms, business finance experts have shared key planning tips for SMEs.

The UK has entered what I call the “hate economy.” It’s uncomfortable to say, but it’s true. However, what is more worrying is how profitable the hate economy is for many.

Running a business always involves some level of risk. Unexpected market events or legal disputes can arise when least expected, which is where business insurance comes in. In this article, the experts at the UK’s leading company formation agen

It’s natural for small and medium-sized businesses to look for ways to cut down on unnecessary admin and keep hiring processes as efficient as possible. One question that often comes up is whether DBS checks can be transferred from one role to another. O

5 Key Employment Rights Every SME Worker Should Know For employees in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), understanding your rights at work is essential. While SMEs may differ from larger corporations in size and culture, the legal protections for worke

M&A Ready Website: Digital Design Tips for Mergers When two organisations decide to merge, the spotlight usually falls on the obvious bits — contracts, governance, announcements. But often the thing most overlooked is your website. And that’s a

How Selling Your House Can Help You Fund Your Business It’s a tough climate out there for new businesses – the rising cost of living, tighter customer budgets, and uncertainty about how AI will affect the economy. But if you’ve got a great business idea

In this article, experts from Itransition, a company with an extensive track record in Azure cloud consulting, share 9 practices you can leverage to optimise your Azure-based IT ecosystem.

Clarity in Communication – Strategies to Elevate Brand Messaging In a marketplace as competitive as today’s, your brand needs to have something extra that helps it to stand out from the crowd. This is especially true in marketing and PR, and why th

Public and private sectors are often presented as two sides of the same coin – one deliberate and slow, the other fast and adaptive.

To win the hearts of your customers, you have to go deeper – you have to localise. This means adapting everything from your product to your marketing to fit the local culture, language, and technical standards. In many ways, this is one of the most impor

Budget-Friendly Marketing Tools That Small Businesses Often Overlook Marketing plays a decisive role in the success of small businesses, but limited budgets often make it difficult to compete with larger companies. Many owners focus solely on digital channels