Dr Nilesh R. Parmar on the business of dentistry and delegating
Parmar Dental clinical director Dr Nilesh R. Parmar on the business of dentistry, following his father into practice and why reputation compounds.
October 2026
Russian businessman accuses Biden of stealing his money
Russian businessman Konstantin Malofeev has accused the Biden administration of stealing his money as Moscow investigates the seizure Read Full Article at RT.com
Best Cloud-Based E-Learning Authoring Tools
Setting up new software used to mean a call to IT, a licence request, and a wait. For a lot of UK businesses building their first in-house training programme, that…
Europe agrees to ‘immediately’ release ‘massive’ diesel stocks – Trump
Europe has agreed to immediately release a “massive” amount of diesel from its reserves, US President Donald Trump has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Van Insurance in Ireland Is a Business Cost. Here’s How to Keep It Under Control
For an Irish tradesperson, sole trader or growing SME, a van is not just transport. It is part of the operation. If it is off the road, jobs can be…
Getting to know you: Stephen Norris, founder, Punk Rock Media
Punk Rock Media founder Stephen Norris on punk rock leadership, the business book he published in July and why he wishes he had stopped trying to fit in.
Getting to know you: Paul Yaxley, founder, The Fox & Goose
The Fox & Goose founder Paul Yaxley on building a Suffolk restaurant that turns 25 in 2027, adding a sister wedding venue and why he never looks back.
Getting to know you: David Dobrin, CEO and co-founder, OriginalVoices
OriginalVoices CEO David Dobrin on digital twins built from real people, a £1m pre-seed round led by Iona Star and why original ideas compound over time.
Getting to know you: Anand Verma, founder and CEO, ExpectAI
ExpectAI founder and CEO Anand Verma on AI for SMEs, taking the Una platform to Lord's with MCC and why he wishes he had thought globally sooner.
Long-term UK borrowing costs top 6 per cent, highest since 1998
UK borrowing costs reached their highest level since 1998 as 30-year gilt yields rose to 6.028 per cent in a global sell-off, before easing back.