News

• Saul Klein's Zinc brings 55 entrepreneurs together to address female mental health issues (Startups.co.uk)
• Councils hoard business rates relief funding (London Loves Business covers FSB research)
• UK tech employs more foreign workers from outside the EU than within (CityAM covers Tech City UK and Nesta research)
• First small business commissioner named (Economia)
• Jobs tsar Matthew Taylor warns MPs minimum wage rules would end gig economy work for Uber, Deliveroo and other on-demand platforms (CityAM)
• British tech investors want the Treasury to hand over extra £900m after Brexit (Business Insider)

Opinion

• Refugee camps could be harbouring the great innovators of the future (Emma Sinclair, co-founder, Enterprise Jungle)
• It's uncomfortable, but family businesses need succession planning (Heather Matthews, managing director, Little's Chauffeurs)
• Universal Credit will be a disaster for the self-employed. Who is listening? (Benedict Dellot, associate director, RSA)
• Israel: 'Startup Nation' - the good, the great, and the one fatal flaw (Stewart Rogers, Venture Beat)
• In defence of the gig economy (Tim Connor, founder, Connoco)
• No startup is an island: entrepreneurship relies on collaboration (Steven Drost, chief strategy officer, CodeBase)

• FT special report: The UK's entrepreneurs 
• New York Times: Tech giants, once seen as saviours, are now viewed as threats 

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