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Comment & opinion | Small business advice
Small business advice
Among the manifold benefits of the Small Business Profit Club will be a priority Q&A service for early-stage businesses
Guide | Finding and selling to customers
Finding and selling to customers
International trade is an ambitious goal but doing business abroad can be simpler than you think
Comment & opinion | Business management
Jonathan Richards discusses how you can add value to a sale by changing the way you approach problems.
One third of UK office workers regularly share confidential company information with colleagues, according to a study.
The majority of small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) are actively looking to improve their social media presence in 2013, according to research.
Wax Noor, senior solicitor at legal firm www.brilliantlaw.com, clears up some common queries from small companies about apprenticeships.
Small businesses have been encouraged to expand following a government initiative to reduce their national insurance (NI) burden, research finds.
Cybercrime costs small businesses an average of £4,000 a time, research finds.
Almost three quarters of small business owners look to go on holiday this year compared to 57 per cent in 2012, according to a study.
The number of official complaints made by small companies about loans and overdrafts has risen by 17 per cent in the last year, rising from 522 to 612, research finds.
Guide | Ideas & business planning
Entrepreneur Nicola Bird gives some tips on moving into the coaching arena.
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The average cost of starting a business in the UK is £312, research finds.
Guide | Technology in business
Jeremy Fennell, managing director of PC World Business, gives his top tips on IT for a small company.
Improving direct customer engagement to better customer service is the main focus for small businesses in 2013.
UK businesses are increasing the amount of money they borrow against their unsold stock, research finds.
