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How Better Financial Organisation Can Help Businesses Thrive

Getting the most from a business means staying in control of the money flowing through it. The right record-keeping can yield benefits that will be felt throughout the organisation. It will lead to efficiency, sustainable growth, and sustainability – and it will also grant peace of mind to stakeholders and managers.

Why Financial Organisation Matters

The right system will allow you to demonstrate the state of your finances, not only to people within your organisation, but to outsiders, too. You’ll be able to pay your tax bill on time , and thereby avoid penalties. You’ll also be...

What Makes a Good PR Story?

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Thu, 08/27/2026 - 11:03pm

Getting your business into the press is one of the most powerful things you can do for your brand. But securing media coverage is not as simple as sending out a press release and hoping for the best.

The truth is, journalists receive hundreds of pitches every single day. To stand out, your story needs to have something that genuinely makes it worth covering.

There are a few key ingredients that tend to separate a good PR story from one that gets ignored, and understanding them can completely change how you approach your media outreach. Whether you are a start-up finding...

Why Small Businesses Should Think Beyond Their Logo When Building a Brand

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Thu, 08/27/2026 - 12:45pm

When you're setting up a local business or launching a passion project, it's so easy to obsess over the logo. You'll spend hours tweaking fonts, debating subtle shade variations, and making sure the icon looks crisp on an Instagram profile. While having a clean emblem gives you something to stick at the top of your invoices, it's really only the front door to a much bigger house.

A brand isn't just a piece of vector artwork; it's the feeling people get whenever they interact with you. It's the tone of your emails, the way you handle a customer query when things go slightly off...

Nicole Junkermann sees cybersecurity as the precondition hiding inside every other investment thesis

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Thu, 08/20/2026 - 10:36pm

Nicole Junkermann has been making an argument about cybersecurity for years that most investors have yet to fully price. The founder of NJF Holdings — which names cybersecurity among its five core areas of conviction alongside longevity, sport, life sciences and deep tech — argues that security is not a sector to invest in alongside the others. It is the assumption that all of them depend on holding.

Run a thought experiment across the fashionable investment themes of the decade. AI: models trained on proprietary data, deployed into critical workflows — worthless if the data is...

Biography of Alexander Mikhalsky: Building Sportmaster into a Major Retail Chain

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Wed, 08/19/2026 - 1:29am

The early history of Sportmaster unfolded alongside broader changes in retail. Dedicated sporting goods chains were still relatively uncommon, and customer expectations continued to evolve. During that period, Mikhalsky Alexander was among those involved in the company's early development as it expanded its retail business.

Growth changed the business itself. New locations needed consistent layouts, deliveries had to become more predictable, and planning inventory across the network became increasingly complex. Sportmaster developed those systems over time through the combined...

Devon's Universities Say Britain Is Missing Out on the Land-Based Fish Farming Boom - Here's Why

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Fri, 08/14/2026 - 10:32pm

Britain likes to think of itself as a seafood nation, yet when it comes to the next generation of fish farming, researchers are warning that the country is watching from the sidelines. A recent policy brief argues that global demand for seafood is rising rapidly, with international forecasts suggesting aquaculture production must double by 2050, and that the UK risks falling behind other nations unless it acts now. For a region with Exeter's marine research pedigree sitting right on its doorstep, that's not an abstract warning. It's a local opportunity slipping away in real time....

What does the law say about displaying security CCTV signs?

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Fri, 08/14/2026 - 9:45pm

Many workplaces price up the cost of cameras and installation, then decide on it being affordable and compliant. But most UK organisations that fall foul of data protection law over CCTV aren't caught by the hardware, they're caught by getting CCTV warning signs for workplace surveillance all wrong.

What a compliant sign actually has to say

Security CCTV sits very much inside UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018 once a camera captures an identifiable person. So in other words, pretty much every workplace camera, as they’re usually pointed at a door, till, entrance, and so on...

Mastering Ecommerce Finances: Accounting, Payments, and AI-Driven Commerce in 2026

Authored by BHTNews.com
Posted: Fri, 08/14/2026 - 11:41am

Running a successful online store requires far more than a great product catalog and a polished storefront. Behind every thriving ecommerce business lies a disciplined financial infrastructure — one that connects accurate bookkeeping, smart payment processing, and an awareness of emerging technologies reshaping how transactions happen. In 2026, these three pillars have become inseparable. Merchants who understand how they interact are better positioned to scale sustainably, avoid costly errors, and stay competitive in a rapidly evolving digital marketplace.

Why Financial Literacy Is...

How Businesses Can Strengthen Their Hiring Strategy in a Competitive Market

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Thu, 08/13/2026 - 3:04pm

For a business to thrive, it needs to bring in the right people. These are the employees who will make a lasting, positive contribution to the company and do so over the course of years, rather than mere weeks.

Distinguishing the good hires from the bad ones isn’t always easy. What’s more, the wrong decision might be made difficult to reverse later on, thanks to a combination of employment law and other practical considerations.

Defining What Your Business Actually Needs

Every effective recruitment process should start with a clear vision of what’s required. This will...

7 Best Flat Roof Waterproofing Membranes in 2026

Authored by Simon Wells
Posted: Wed, 08/12/2026 - 12:00pm

A failed flat roof is one of the most expensive problems a building can develop. Water ingress rarely announces itself politely - by the time staining appears on a ceiling, moisture has usually tracked across the roof build-up, saturated insulation, and started corroding structural decking. Repair costs escalate quickly, tenants become unhappy, and on commercial or landmark projects the reputational damage to the specifier can outlast the physical repair. The single decision that most determines whether a flat roof performs for decades or fails within a few winters is the choice of...

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