Top 5 Reasons Mums Start a Business from Home in the UK

The top 5 reasons mums start businesses from home.
How to Build a Successful Online Home Business in the UK

Practical online home business ideas you can use to work flexibly. Learn from women who’ve made it with their own successful internet business.
2016’s top strategic technology trends

Businesses that stay in touch with changing technologies are best placed to stay ahead. So what do you need to know about to give your business that edge in 2016?
Shared Parental Leave: why self-employed parents are still left holding the baby

Shared Parental Leave was introduced this week in the UK. Here’s what’s on offer, unless you are self-employed.
Why the UK Government Must Protect Self-Employed Living Standards

The RSA calls for a tax and welfare overhaul to protect the living standards of UK’s booming self-employed workforce.
High-growth UK scale-ups still trail FTSE 100 on board gender diversity

The UK’s fastest growing new companies are a sea of male suits. Gender diversity, such as it is, has been getting progressively worse since 2010.
The Rise of Women in Business [infographic]

The recent rise in female entrepreneurship has been remarkable. But issues around cash, confidence and family commitments still have a significant impact on business success and growth prospects.
Women in Business UK: Key Statistics, Trends and Opportunities

Here is what women’s business ownership in the UK looks like. Thanks to Smarta for turning the Prowess facts section into this gorgeous infographic.
Doing Business with Brazil

Brazil has been described as one of the greatest economic success stories of the past decade. Here is an overview for companies thinking about developing their business in Brazil.
UK Women’s Enterprise: Why Official Data Still Misses the Big Picture

Much of the key data about women’s business ownership in the UK is illustrated in this new infographic published by HM Government. But it misses the big story: for the first time ever more women are starting businesses than men.