Lucy Tobin

Testing Sicilian cannolo recipes is quite the side hustle for an Italian corporate lawyer, based in Shanghai, and a Holborn-based GP.

I was holding a chicken wrap in one hand, scrolling through emails, when I received a message that seemed unremarkable at first.

Five successful entrepreneurs share how they made it without a degree, including Jenk Oz, Liv Conlon, Jordan Lansdown and Paige Williams

Alex Cooper previously worked as an army commander before, in March 2020, he became a director of Test & Trace, managing the UK's mass testing response during the Covid pandemic.

When Covid hit and the high street began to crumble as footfall fell away, most of the fashion industry panicked - but Rosie Bowden and Zoe de Abreu

When Covid hit and the high street began to crumble as footfall fell away, most of the fashion industry panicked - but Rosie Bowden and Zoe de Abreu saw an opportunity.The now 36-year-olds had met at work, then spent time on opposite sides of the industry: Bowden led the sales team of a fashion manufacturer supplying the British high street, while de Abreu had worked there too before becoming a buyer at Arcadia. “We’d always talked about building something of our own, but the timing had never qu

Alex Cooper previously worked as an army commander before, in March 2020, he became a director of Test & Trace, managing the UK's mass testing response during the Covid pandemic.After spotting suboptimal data collection, in 2023 Cooper co-founded Electric Twin, which replaces traditional market research methods with ‘synthetic audiences’ to predict what people are thinking right now.Now used by brands including News UK and Lebara to shape marketing decisions, Electric Twin's recent $14m fundrais

When James Lighton was three months into the planning of the first clinic of his now-six branches of Hello Vet, he and co-founder Alessandro Guazzi

This week’s ScaleUp Standard features a scaling vet business taking on a tight industry and recruitment tips from Vizzy

So many young people and white-collar workers are turning to trades that 86% of colleges have waiting lists — some of them hundreds deep