Enterprise
Battersea developer romps home with $1bn sales
The developers of the Battersea Power Station complex have sold $1bn worth of properties as of Monday, making it one of the fastest-selling London developments ever.
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Entrepreneur Q&A: Felix Velarde, Underwired
21 May 2013MT caught up with serial entrepreneur Velarde to talk customer loyalty, buying and selling agencies, and turning down 'unethical' business.
Senate takes a bite of Apple, sees terrible tax truth
21 May 2013The Senate committee has accused tech giant Apple of being 'among America's largest tax avoiders'.
Tumblr stumbles into Yahoo!'s clutches
20 May 2013In an attempt to get 'down with the kids', internet giant Yahoo! has bought micro-blogging service Tumblr for the princely sum of £1.1bn.
David Cameron: 'Damn you, tax havens!'
20 May 2013The PM has penned a stiffly-worded letter to 10 overseas British territories demanding that they sign up to international tax treaties. 'Get your house in order!' he wrote.
Ooh Ahh....Help your business
17 May 2013Sean Farrington of QlikTech identifies the five winning criteria for the Eurovision Song Contest and discusses how this can be applied to the world of business
Dell profits fizzle as takeover battle rages
17 May 2013Profits are down 79% at the PC maker as consumers snub computers for smartphones and tablets. Could the fall pave the way for founder Michael Dell's takeover attempt?
My Week: Justine Angelli of Shareagift
17 May 2013Computer programmer Justine Angelli swapped a private jet business for a crowdfunding gift website. She talks about working with major retailers and opening an office in the US.
Six simple tips to add billions to your bottom line
17 May 2013Jo Behari, founder of Home Jane, reckons that UK small businesses are missing a trick - and billions of pounds in revenue - by ignoring the importance of marketing. Here are six ways to box clever in the marketing stakes.
Apple's awesome; WH Smith is 'worst shop on the high street'
17 May 2013WH Smith's, that purveyor of books, magazines and confectionery, has been voted the worst shop in Britain by Which?
Quarter of Brits - like David Beckham - are unhappy with current job
16 May 2013A new YouGov survey has found that 27% of UK workers do not feel satisfied by their current job, apparently including David Beckham, who has retired from football.
The MT interview: Gareth Penny
The boss of the world's dominant diamond business
Gareth Penny, De Beers Group CEO, predicts a sparkling return to form