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• 4 Outdated Rules Every Business Owner Needs to Ditch
  
  Whether you like it or not, things have changed. The traditional "rules" of work simply don't apply to a majority of jobs anymore.
  Entrepreneur.  Sunday, 17 Jan 2021.
• Bitter feud over family fortune set to flare up in British courts
  
  The bank has been locked in an inheritance dispute with an Italian business dynasty for over a decade. Now Princess Camilla Crociani de Bourbon des Deux Siciles hopes to bring the matter to a close.
  Daily Mail.  Sunday, 17 Jan 2021.
• Interactive Investor bolsters scale with swoop for EQi
  
  Interactive Investor, Britain's second-largest direct-to-consumer share trading platform, is on the verge of another strategically compelling takeover with a deal to buy the retail business formerly known as Selftrade.
  Sky News.  Sunday, 17 Jan 2021.
• The Week in Business: Running for the Doors
  
  In his final days in office, President Trump is losing more longtime allies in the business world.
  New York Times.  Sunday, 17 Jan 2021.
• Tory rebels demand 'clear road map' to ease lockdown from March 8
  
  Mark Harper, the Tory chairman of the lockdown-sceptic Covid Recovery Group, said the Government needs to give people 'hope' while 'businesses need a plan in order to survive'.
  Daily Mail.  Sunday, 17 Jan 2021.
• How Ghost Kitchens And Business Innovations Are Aiding The Industry
  
  Ghost kitchens might be just the thing to save the restaurant industry in light of the current pandemic.
  Forbes.  Saturday, 16 Jan 2021.
• Porch Group boosts 2021 forecasts with new acquisitions, in wake of December SPAC deal
  
  With the acquisition of four businesses, home services marketplace Porch Group increased its revenue forecasts for 2021 by more than 40% as it looks to scale.
  CNBC.  Saturday, 16 Jan 2021.
• How the U.S.-Canada border closure impacts small towns and businesses
  
  The hardships of the border closure due to COVID-19 span the entire 5,500-mile border.
  CBS News.  Saturday, 16 Jan 2021.
• U.S.-Canada border closure impacts towns that rely on cross-border traffic
  
  Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has extended the border closure between the United States and Canada. The border closure has devastated small towns and businesses that rely on cross-border traffic. Anna Werner reports.
  CBS News.  Saturday, 16 Jan 2021.
• Revealed: Councils losing tens of millions of pounds supporting companies through COVID
  
  Local authorities are losing tens of millions of pounds supporting struggling business tenants through the pandemic which could have dire and long-lasting consequences for local services, Sky News has found.
  Sky News.  Saturday, 16 Jan 2021.
• Corporate America Flexes Its Political Muscle
  
  Big business breaks with Republicans.
  New York Times.  Saturday, 16 Jan 2021.
• Tapping Into Health To Excel In Business
  
  It's no secret that we're better entrepreneurs when we take care of our health. ...
  Forbes.  Saturday, 16 Jan 2021.
• SoftBank Vision Fund is losing Jeff Housenbold, who led investments in DoorDash, OpenDoor and Wag
  
  Rajeev Misra, head of SoftBank's Vision Fund, announced internally on Friday that Jeff Housenbold is leaving to "run his own business."
  CNBC.  Friday, 15 Jan 2021.
• TSMC's Earnings Paints Bright Future For Chip Makers
  
  Consumers and businesses are leveraging more digital technology than ever before, which means the need for chips has never been greater
  Zacks.  Friday, 15 Jan 2021.
• VIDEO: Think big and ask for money big, Silvina Moschini's recommendation to build your business
  
  The co-founder of the pink unicorn TransparentBusiness chatted with us about raising capital for a multi-million dollar business, what it's like to be an entrepreneur and the obstacles she has had to overcome in the US as a migrant.
  Entrepreneur.  Friday, 15 Jan 2021.

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