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Fintech, AI, robotic arms, and a Gmail plugin make up IT Pro's list of small businesses to watch

Times are uncertain and risks abound, but being a first mover could bring serious rewards

Why new businesses have the agility needed to adapt to a post-COVID world

The cyber security sector saw a 44% increase in the number of startups in the past two years

Digital Finance Forum survey suggests startups are in for tough times when the government support schemes end in October

Despite doubling its losses for 2019, the UK challenger bank has seen a boost from the government's coronavirus lending scheme

How companies can overcome ‘second album syndrome’ as they grow

The seventh issue of IT Pro 20/20 looks at the pivotal role small businesses will play in a post-coronavirus world

This most fundamental of business relationships can make or break a new venture, so it's important to get it right first time

From the dot-com bubble to the 2008 financial crisis, new tech companies often grow out of economic troubles

Businesses need funding and, in the beginning, that means impressing investors. Here are some tips on how to do that

Things aren’t easy for Huawei at the moment, but its woes could be someone else's opportunity. Is it time for the UK to develop its own 5G giant?

How can early-stage companies survive and thrive in the current climate?

The fifth cohort of cyber security startups have been recruited virtually due to the pandemic

How the COVID crisis could lead to a startup boom

UK businesses that needed to set up entities for foreign investments are now eligible for the scheme

'The Sustainable Innovation Fund' will help startups to keep their groundbreaking ideas alive

Tech giant's small business accelerator will offer digital training for post-lockdown trading

Record investment is helping startups through the pandemic with London named the top hub in Europe

The combination of Brexit and COVID-19 threaten to derail the rapid growth of fintech unicorns

Pascal Cagni's C4Ventures wants to find early-stage businesses that can thrive in the new normal

The proposed bill is thought to be aimed at Chinese venture capitalists

UK startups can drive a new "hybrid" workplace that mixes remote, flexible and physical working