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Chasing this as a marketing angle without the substance behind it is a fast way to look opportunistic. Here's how to tell if it's genuinely worth leaning into.
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Chasing this as a marketing angle without the substance behind it is a fast way to look opportunistic. Here's how to tell if it's genuinely worth leaning into.
Two Silicon Valley giants are about to spend millions in court over stolen trade secrets. You don't need Apple's legal budget to protect your own.
The head of the International Energy Agency says Europe moved too slowly on energy independence. For UK business owners, the practical question is what that means for next year's bills.
Most small businesses don't have a sales problem. They have a pricing problem.
A profitable business can still run out of money. Here's why, and what to actually watch instead.
You don't need to be a numbers person. You need four questions and a habit.
It's brilliant television. It's a strange model for how most real fundraising and sales conversations actually go.
Great TV. If you copied the management style, your best people would quit within a month.
The 5am-grindset content is loud online. The reality for most owners is a lot quieter, and a lot more tired.
The video interview series has a home. Here's what's on the channel, and how to make sure you don't miss an episode.
A conversation with a UK café owner about the year everything nearly fell apart, and the number that saved it.
A UK tradesperson talks through the decision to incorporate, and what actually changed afterwards.