Consumers took to autumn in buoyant fashion, spending more on everything from restaurant trips to a round in the pub last month, as a combination of increasing wages and falling prices combined to lift households’ fortunes.

Martin Sherwood, Partner at Imbiba's broker Enterprise IP shares his views on EIS investments.

We're always looking to develop new formats, ideas and innovation for the UK market. Some of the best ideas can be the simplest...

Space has always been at a premium and nowhere is this more true than in London where we are constantly seeking new sites for our new ventures.

Here's AirBites, thought out to be a new venture from AirBnB where budding chefs and cooks can AirBite their home cooked dinners to tourists who are traveling through that area. A challenge to the chains as consumers go in search of a more authentic experience? 

We've been looking at Next Glass. A data-driven beer and wine matching app that can tell you if you’ll like a particular drink, just by scanning the bottle, so that you’ll never have a bad drink again. 

The Imbiba Leisure EIS Fund is a discretionary EIS Fund investment opportunity from the award winning Imbiba team.

We're delighted to see the video offering this Christmas from Idina Menzel & Michael Bublé - 'Baby It's Cold Outside.'  Filmed at our Banking Hall venue, a central London site created and managed by Camm & Hooper.

Coca-Cola has teamed up with Ubisoft on the new ‘Just Dance Now’ mobile game that is sweeping the world, in an integrated content play that sees players scanning Coke cans to unlock special content and activities inside the game. Further pushing the growing trend of native content plays for big global brands into the gaming world.

We all know that snacks remains a competitive marketplace for brands.  So, its great to see innovation and a good use of tech with a sampling campaign that activates trial of new flavours...

We're back from recent travels again to the US in search of new inspiration and to find the best of brands and businesses, this time, from the Big Apple.  

The Financial Times held its annual summer party last week in London. Hosted by editor Lionel Barber, the event saw 350 VIPs from business, finance, politics and luxury gather at the newly opened Banking Hall in the heart of the City.