Digital-Tutors: Creating a Responsive Multiplayer Action Web Game in HTML5
TL;DR: If you fancy diving into HTML5, and all that it offers for game development, but don't know one end of a sprite from the »
GVC Holdings: From cash-cow to cash-calf
TL;DR: A fairly priced, high yield company GVC Holdings is benefiting from competent management but may never shake off the negative perceptions that surround the »
RTC Group: Ten years of turn-around bears fruit
TL;DR: RTC Group is a recruitment consultancy that has been through some tough times and yet finally seems to have turned the corner with new »
Renew Holdings: A recovery story with more to give?
TL;DR: Renew Holdings is an impressive turn-around story, with further to go, but the substantial re-rating in share price means that it's no longer cheap »
Palace Capital: New kid on the block
TL;DR: Palace Capital is a young but fast-growing company specialising in neglected regional property portfolios and while the management have performed in an exemplary fashion »
NEXT: a high-yield share in the making?
Next Directory is the driving force behind future growth and recently announced special dividends propel this share into high-yield territory. NEXT Directory is the future Three »
Code School and the JavaScript Road Trip
One line summary Code School is a well-structured, professional online learning resource that allows you to get your hands dirty very quickly and learn skills that »
NewRiver Retail: Making waves in retail property
One-line summary NewRiver Retail is a well managed, growth seeking REIT that specialises in the UK food and value sector and should benefit from regional economic »
RWS Group: The risks and rewards of patent translation
One-line summary RWS Group is a profitable and well managed company, with a defined moat of expertise, but EU legislation threatens its business model and this »
Pluralsight: Automated Web Testing with Selenium
One-line summary: Selenium is a powerful website automation tool and this course provides an excellent introduction to using it effectively when creating tests that would otherwise »