Many people start their own business because they dream of riches, while others simply want to earn a living from something they truly love. Beer!

The soar-away success of Butlers in the Buff has been built upon the fact that there are many women who like to be waited on by toned, semi-clad men.

Five questions you need to ask and answer before you start up a new business. Great advice here from business adviser Daryl Woodhouse.

Jonathan Wall of law firm Burton Copeland explains key legal issues for start-ups, including business structure, insurance, tax and data.

This infographic sums up seven things you should know about online lending

If you take on employees, you will need to set up a payroll system to make sure you're fulfilling your legal obligations. Here's where to start.

Whether transport strikes, or weather disruption, planning ahead can keep your business running when staff can’t get to work.

Dealing with big changes such as shifting customer behaviour is not easy but small firms can have the edge over bigger rivals says Jean Gamester.

By creating relevant and engaging content for your website you can get customers to come to you. Jon Wade offers five content marketing tips.

Small firms in London are attracted to areas with excellent transport links and commercial development, such as Kings Cross and Waterloo.

Hiring your first employee is a big step for any start-up; here's how to choose the right candidate that will grow with your business.

Rory Hope on the five technology must-haves for every start-up business, including accounting software, social media and digital filing.

Benjamin Dyer explains how to make more money when you run a trade business by keeping your costs down and getting your pricing right.