Popular social media platform Facebook has recently published a report on their upcoming plans and it involves one of the most sought after technologies in the new age – VR (Virtual Reality). Their 28-page report states how VR and AR are evolving and the plans in regards to this, in terms of its applications, […]Read More

Stephanie White talks to us about how a bad experience in the corporate world led to the creation of her business, By The Way Creative. Tell us about your business? My name is Stephanie White and I am a Hampshire-based businesswoman and founder of copywriting agency, By The Way Creative. After I graduated with […]Read More

The boss of supermarket Iceland says the supply chain chaos is getting worse, just as retailers start planning for the key Christmas period. Richard Walker said that he estimated the UK’s shortage of lorry drivers was now about 100,000, with the company itself about 100 short. Tesco boss John Allan said “there may be […]Read More

OnlyFans, the user-generated adult content site, is reversing course on plans to ban “sexually explicit” content after securing agreement with its payment processors, it has announced. Last week, OnlyFans said it would ban adult material from 1 October, to the dismay of its users and creators, who argued that doing so risked driving such […]Read More

The services sector is enjoying strong growth, but businesses are uncertain about the future, a survey shows. In a quarterly report, the CBI found strong “output” growth across the sector. A net balance of 32 per cent of business and professional services companies said that volumes had increased in the three months to August. […]Read More

Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group said last night it would recommend a bonus scheme for incoming chief executive Michael Murray worth £100 million in shares if he meets a “challenging but achievable” target. Murray, 31, who is the fiancé of Ashley’s daughter, will receive the stock if the retailer’s shares achieve a price of £15 […]Read More

Britain’s car factories are producing their lowest number of vehicles since the Suez crisis in 1956. A global shortage of microchips, the “pingdemic” and traditional summer holiday shutdowns at car plants meant that only 53,000 vehicles were produced in July, 37 per cent down on the same month a year earlier, when the country […]Read More

Insurance sales have always been a challenging prospect when pitching your products and services to potential new clients. Some agents love making traditional cold calls, but most hate them. Fortunately, it’s become easier to make targeted cold calls in the last several years because the Internet and specialized software programs allow agents to get […]Read More

When traveling for leisure, lengthy layovers are opportunities to sightsee, but those layovers eat up precious time for those traveling for business. Sometimes the nature of your travel doesn’t allow for such dalliances. If hours spent in airports between flights are hours you can’t afford to lose, you’ll need to do some preplanning. Here […]Read More

Hosting an event, especially one that is large in scale, can be extremely beneficial for your business. Not only do you gather your target market in one place, but you can promote your brand, product, or service while entertaining people and giving them a positive experience. Whether you’re hosting a sporting event, industry conference, […]Read More