Today, many products are produced in China or Asia. The problem is that for countries outside of here, standard postage can be expensive and take a long time. For e-commerce customers, this can be off-putting and result in lost sales. Thankfully, a new form of shipping was invented, called ePacket shipping. This happened as […]Read More

Facebook recently hit the headlines when it told a court in Ireland that it might have to stop offering its services in Europe. The context of this statement was a decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union, earlier this summer, which cast doubt on the ability for organisations in Europe to […]Read More

Police have warned they are “struggling” to enforce coronavirus rules after the 10pm curfew on pubs amid calls for the sale of alcohol in shops to be banned from 9pm. John Apter, national chairman of the Police Federation, said police were having difficulty dispersing large crowds that gathered with only limited numbers of officers […]Read More

Dr Sanjeev Kanoria, is the founder and Chairman of Advinia Health Care, one of the top 10 private care providers in the UK which is now valued at around £250m. Sanjeev started Advinia from a garden shed with his wife in 1999 after leaving McKinsey and completing his MBA at LBS. The 2018 acquisition of 22 care homes from international healthcare […]Read More

A post-Brexit trade deal “can and must be made”, the organisation representing British businesses has said ahead of further UK-EU trade talks on Monday. Dame Carolyn Fairbairn (pictured) , the boss of the Confederation of British Industry, said it was the time for “the spirit of compromise to shine through”. The Brexit transition period, […]Read More

The coronavirus pandemic has left easyJet “hanging by a thread” and at risk of going under without a summer resurgence of passenger numbers, a union official told pilots during talks over potential redundancies. In a conference call with staff pilots’ union official Martin Entwisle said: “If easyJet don’t have a good summer and make […]Read More

Late-night revellers and publicans may not the be the only ones ruing the latest restrictions aimed at stemming the spread of the coronavirus. A shift back to working from home and orders to close pubs and restaurants by 10pm will not help refill the coffers of landlords set to miss out on £4.5bn in […]Read More

Fred Perry has pulled one of its famous polo shirts after it became associated with a neo-fascist organisation. The British clothes maker said it was “incredibly frustrating” that the Proud Boys had adopted its black and yellow shirt – and announced it would no longer be selling the item in North America and Canada. […]Read More

A judge has ruled that Uber is “fit and proper” to hold an operating licence in London despite “historical failings”. The ruling comes after Transport for London had in November rejected the ride-hailing app’s application to continue trading in the capital, pointing to “several breaches that placed passengers and their safety at risk”. Uber […]Read More

Trading is one of those exciting and thrilling industries, with the glittering potential of making a considerable amount of money. However, without the correct tips, many people struggle. Often, the reasons are more to do with their strategy and approach rather than their ability. There are a number of trading ebooks available and here […]Read More