Homeworking, the future of business in Britain
By Charles Orton-Jones
If you want the best employees for your business, you may have no choice but to allow homeworking.

Entrepreneurs working from home: the pioneers
By Charles Orton-Jones
The UK's best businesses run from home. New research out today from Real Business and Brother.

UK’s 30 top businesses run from home: 1 to 5
By Charles Orton-Jones
The office is dead! Long live homeworking! Real Business and Brother reveal the 30 firms spearheading Britain’s homeworking revolution.

AwayPhone: Using VoIP to beat the big boys
By Melissa Hancock
Sherry Madera set up AwayPhone in 2005 on the premise that mobile users should have a local number and be charged a local rate when abroad.

Business travel = outrageous phone bills?
By Melissa Hancock
Sick of being exploited by "outrageous" mobile phone charges while abroad, entrepreneur Sherry Madera set up VoIP-based AwayPhone to cut business travellers' bills by 90 per cent.

Affinity marketing: tips for success
By John Darlington
John Darlington, founder of Best Pet Pharmacy, on effective affinity programmes and shoestring marketing.

Sage 50 Accounts 2008 - update
By David Longworth
It's the biggest software launch for small businesses and SMEs this year. How is it for you...?

Sage 50 Accounts 2008: review
By David Longworth
The new Sage 50 2008 accounting package (formerly Line 50) is good, but is it flexible enough to grow with your business?

Social networking: dishing the dirt on CEOs
By Melissa Hancock
Recruiters today are shelling out to get the low-down on senior recruits from blogs and social networking sites. No wonder reputation management company Reputica’s new CEO search service is taking off.

Diversify... or die
By Melissa Hancock
Andrew Jordan’s reputation management company Reputica has cracked new markets through diversifying its product.