Remote Worker Awards winners announced

Posted on Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

by Vicki Owen

Remote Employment, a website for flexible and home-based jobs, has announced the winners of the Remote Worker Awards.

Complete our small business questionnaire for the chance to win a case of champagne

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Lending to small firms through brokers rises

Lending to small firms through brokers rises

Commercial lending to small firms organised through brokers has risen by 17 per cent, though overall lending is still less than half what it was at the peak in 2006.

Kate Moss is leaving Topshop as boss Philip Green hires his teenage daughter. So does he think his hard-living model muse is past her sell-by date?

Kate Moss is leaving Topshop as boss Philip Green hires his teenage daughter. So does he think his hard-living model muse is past her sell-by date?

Chloe Green is hardly a typical fashion intern. For a start, she’s got her own yacht in Monaco…

Banks forced to write off £40m a day in family debt

Banks forced to write off £40m a day in family debt

Cash-strapped families are being overwhelmed by debts they can never afford to repay, figures revealed yesterday.

Who are the world’s richest authors?

For a lucky few, however, it can mean a mansion in the country, a flash car and maybe even the holy grail of the pennyless writer – a film deal.

Why you must be brilliant at the basics when building your small business

When I’m working with a small business, one of the first things that we do is to put their products and their services under a critical spotlight.

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