That’s the type of reliability that investors can bank on for the long run, and some of these stocks also offer upside in terms of price appreciation….
Monthly Archives: September 2021
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Know Your Audience – Tips for Tailored Communications
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What To Make Of GameStop (NYSE: GME) Earnings
by Sam Quirke • • 0 Comments
It looks like investors of GameStop (NYSE: GME) are in for a rocky end to the week after the video game retailer released their Q2 earnings report las…
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Check Finances Now to Avoid Falling Behind
by Kimberly Palmer • • 0 Comments
Fall is the perfect time to review your finances because there’s still time to make adjustments before the end of the year. The continuing pandemic an…
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Bear of the Day: Hain Celestial (HAIN)
by David Bartosiak • • 0 Comments
An earnings miss started a string of negative earnings estimate revisions for this stock.
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Ditch The Hero’s Journey
by Sukhinder Singh Cassidy • • 0 Comments
Popular culture has never been more interested in heroes. From Hollywood’s reliance on superhero franchises, to the news media’s readiness to build up…
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5 Retirement Savings Thought Traps (and How to Dodge Them)
by Melissa Brock • • 0 Comments
It’s easy to think, “It’s too hard to save” or “I’ll never be able to save enough” when it comes to retirement savings. Are you thinking some of these…
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Tej Lalvani: ‘Nearly everything is possible’
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By Anna Jordan on Small Business – Advice and Ideas for UK Small Businesses and SMEs
Welcome to Small Business Snippets, the podcast from SmallBusiness.co.uk. Today’s guests are Dragon Tej Lalvani and entrepreneur Sam Jones.
We discuss pitching in Dragon’s Den – from both sides.
Listen to it in the media player below.
Alternatively, you can watch the video here.
You can also catch our episodes with:
Angel investor, entrepreneur and TV personality, Spencer MatthewsEntrepreneur and former Dragon on Dragon’s Den Ireland, Lady Chanelle McCoyBusinessman and The Apprentice winner, Mark WrightEntrepreneur and campaigner, Paul LindleyManaging director of Brompton Bikes, Will Butler-AdamsBusinessman and author, Gerald RatnerEntrepreneur and TV presenter, Trinny WoodallPub owner and bartender on Channel 4’s First Dates, Merlin GriffithsFounder and chairman of Pimlico (formerly Pimlico Plumbers), Charlie MullinsRetail expert and former Dragon, Theo PaphitisAuthor and boardroom expert, John TusaDigital guru and investor, Sherry CoutuEntrepreneur and former Dragon, Rachel ElnaughBusinesswoman and Dragon, Deborah MeadenEntrepreneur and The Apprentice 2005 candidate, Tim CampbellGousto CEO, Timo BoldtEntrepreneur and The Apprentice 2018 candidate, Jackie FastInvestor and former Dragon, Piers LinneyInvestment fund manager, Nicola HorlickSupermodel turned entrepreneur, Caprice
We’ve got podcast episodes from the first series looking at:
How one business owner’s mental breakdown caused her to see trolls from her pastHow one
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Setting up as a sole trader – a business is born
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By James Johnson on Small Business – Advice and Ideas for UK Small Businesses and SMEs
Starting a new business is understandably an exciting and apprehensive time. First you have the business idea, perhaps carried out a little research on the demand for your product or service; one of the first decisions to make is what type of business structure to adopt. Setting up as a sole trader is a preferred option for many starting out.
The basic three options are sole trader, partnership or a limited company.
The most common form of business structure for start-ups in the UK is a sole trader, where you trade under your own or a business name. As a sole trader, the risks and rewards rest entirely with you.
>See also: Should I go sole trader, partnership or limited company?
Setting up as a sole trader
There are many ways for a sole trader to set up and start in business, from starting a trade, buying a franchise, taking a hobby to the next level, or inventing a new product or service. Successful businesses do, however, share common traits – a unique product or service or selling strategy.
Any new business owner will naturally be focused on establishing a customer
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Difficult questions to answer in a job interview
by John Rampton • • 0 Comments
If you are about to show up for a job interview, you should be prepared to answer those questions that will stagger you. Here are some recommendations.