In the challenging world of startups, a significant 90% of these businesses grapple with hurdles that threaten their very existence. These emerging businesses often confront issues like resource mismanagement, budgetary constraints, and operational inefficiencies.
In a competitive job market, finding the perfect candidate extends beyond just filling a vacant position. It involves uncovering a professional who adds value, integrates well into your company culture, and supports the growth of your organisation.
The days of the “build it and they will come” mentality are long gone. With the needs of customers continuously evolving, in a climate of reduced spending and even fiercer competition, companies that don’t put their customers at the heart of their product development are poised to fail.
British startups solving complex global issues through the design of semiconductor chips have been named as members of a new government-backed incubator that will provide support as they grow into future global chip leaders.
I am on a mission to help others globally to unlock their full potential to make their startups, careers, businesses and life thrive.
So, why should your business explore attending business expos? In this article, we explore why it’s so beneficial for your business to visit The Business Show.
Startup equity investment expert and Founder of Focused For Business, Hatty Fawcett, shares her top tips to network with investors as a founder and secure lasting relationships which transcend capital and business.
Munro Vehicles (Munro), a manufacturer of all-electric 4x4s, and Scotland’s only volume production car company, has announced an equity crowdfunding round and revealed details of design and technical enhancements for its all-electric 4×4 Series-M Pick-Up and Series-M Truck models, driven by extensive field trials of, and customer feedback on, the Munro MK_1 pre-production model.
British smart home energy technology manufacturer, myenergi, has secured an investment of £30 million to support significant future growth and internationalisation from Energy Impact Partners (EIP). This follows on from the £30 million debt finance myenergi secured from HSBC earlier this year to further fuel its expansion.
Ahead of the Government review of the UK spinout landscape, Oxford University Innovation (OUI) has published its inaugural Impact Report.
Startups Magazine is excited to announce that we will be exhibiting at Karren Brady’s Women in Business & Tech Expo on the 18-19th October! Come by stand A30 to pick up a copy of the latest magazine and have a chat with the team.
London has climbed into the top 10 for venture capital investment globally, charging ahead of European rivals as it cements itself as a technology investment hub among US and Chinese competitors, according to a new report.
In a world grappling with overconsumption and cost-of-living pressures, ivault is pioneering a solution that puts a planet-friendly lifestyle in the palm of your hand. The blockchain-based app is set to redefine the sharing economy, making it easier and more rewarding to share what we already have rather than buying new.
On TikTok the hashtag #ADHDinwomen has 4.1 billion views and #autisminwomen has 337.2 million views. However, the recent rise in autism and ADHD diagnosis among women isn’t a passing social media craze, but an appropriate response from a community that has been ignored by our health system.
x+why, a flexible workspace specialist has partnered with Barclays to launch two new Eagle Labs, with a combined mission to support local entrepreneurs and ambitious startups to connect, innovate and grow. The new locations include the first Barclays Eagle Labs in London, based in Chiswick, as well as a new business incubator space in Birmingham.
Startups are a crucial component of the UK economy, playing a significant role in furthering innovation and driving growth. The UK’s tech sector was recently valued at nearly $1 trillion, making it the third largest globally, behind only the US and China. However, 2023 has come with challenges and this has led to a sharp drop in investment, only raising $14 billion, compared to the $31 billion in 2022.
In this Q&A, Mike Davis, Founder of My Probate Partner, discusses Deathtech, his business, My Probate Partner, and the the role technology has played in handling probate cases.
Recession forecasts have dominated headlines recently, following falls in house prices and factory output across the UK. These headlines can be worrying for business leaders and staff members alike — so it’s important that we prepare our teams for these turbulent times.
According to recent study by Research Nester, the global digital signage software market size is expected to surpass more than USD 42 billion by 2036 and is projected to expand at a CAGR of over 13.2% from 2024 to 2036.
In this interview series Richard Richie, Managing Partner of Alcon Maddox, gets some of London’s most forward-thinking tech leaders to spill the beans on what is making their companies so successful and what innovations the future has in store.
