It’s been 6 months since I last wrote a post, since then I’ve seen Article 50 triggered, a snap election and Manchester United somehow snatch a champions league space. A few surprises to say the least but the biggest surprise…
So, today’s article is about how to create a simple one-page business plan. Business plans are typically used to give business owners a clear plan of what they set out to achieve. A secondary purpose of business plans is to…
As global demand dampens and commodity prices tumble, the base metals industry is witnessing a challenging period that is inducing hesitation in large investments, whilst implementing structural changes in mining companies to reduce costs. Copper is one of the most…
‘Tis the season of summer loving, Pimms and “catch flights, not feelings”. As I write this, I am prepping for a trip to Barcelona; a weekend of sun, sea and Sangria – just what the doctor ordered. But before I…
Asos is one of the original apparel e-tailers that expanded beyond the U.K., targeting shoppers within a 20-something demographic. The company’s task of rebuilding profit margins is coming up against higher import cost, as well as the continuous spending required…
Exactly one year today we featured a post titled ‘Brexit won’t pop the bubble’, delivering a perspective on how we feel UK property markets could fare during the short term under a post-Brexit environment. This post works as a sequel,…
Saving money is a relative and imperative topic regardless of the age group an individual belongs to. With house prices sky rocketing, saving money has never been more important. My main motivations for writing this article are based on a…
London’s first high-end Nigerian restaurant, Ikoyi, is to debut at the St James’s Market in the West End this summer. Ikoyi will be a first of a kind contemporary West African Restaurant located in central London and is set to…
Whether you decide to relish in a tipple (or two) of gin over the weekend in celebration of International Gin Day (Saturday 10th June), or not, undoubtedly there will be an endless array of events across the country, from pop-up…
In April, the UK’s Prime Minister, Theresa May, took Westminster and the rest of Britain by surprise by calling for a snap election in a bid to strengthen her hand in Brexit talks. On the 5th of June, just three…
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