How digital transformation can impact businesses in Manchester
The digital landscape continues reshaping how businesses operate, communicate, and grow across Manchester and beyond, fundamentally altering the traditional methods
Manchester’s business scene finds new paths to innovation
Greater Manchester has long been a powerhouse of industry and creativity, but recent years have seen the region’s business community
Salford Rum eyes expansion after smashing £250,000 investment target in one hour
A Salford-based business turned heads when it crowdfunded £250,000 worth of investment in just one hour. Mancunian Matters sat down
The programme creating a new wave of women angel investors in Manchester
An upcoming educational programme in Manchester is aiming to create a new wave of women angel investors – which could
Sweet treat for Black Milk cafe as it secures huge financial boost
A Manchester cereal café planning to expand its business has secured funding from the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund II. Black
Together we thrive: the rising trend of the ‘shared workspace’
With the UK now confirmed as the ‘work from home’ capital of Europe, there is no doubt that the pandemic
Starting a side-hustle leading route to starting a business in the UK, data reveals
Starting a side-hustle is the leading route to starting a business in the UK, according to new data, which found
Records galore as Marathon brings nearly £30 million to local business and Metrolink enjoys busiest Sunday ever
More than £29 million was spent across Greater Manchester as a result of last Sunday’s Manchester Marathon, in an incredible
International Women’s Day celebrates achievements from influential figures
International Women’s Day is celebrated globally today to shine a light on women’s achievements. One of these individuals who has
LoveRaw founder Rimi Thapar on growing her vegan chocolate business, and life as an entrepreneur
Mancunian Matters spoke to LoveRaw founder Rimi Thapar ahead of International Women’s Day to find out more about her and
Where have the game startups gone?
The number of new gaming studios in Greater Manchester was 78% lower in 2023 than in 2019 – despite the