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Quote of the day: 'The rise of business reality TV has been instrumental in producing a new sort of tycoon in Britain - the celebrity entrepreneur,' says serial entrepreneur, investor and MT columnist Luke Johnson. He believes that shows like Dragons' Den and The Apprentice are helping to raise the...
When looking at the UK and India as places to do business, the similarities and differences come to life with great magnitude, says RationalFX founder Rajesh Agrawal
For foreign entrepreneurs, China is not as frightening as it once used to be but doing traditional business is still difficult, says LingsCars and Go London founder Ling Valentine.
As part of our GEW series, Jason Manolopoulos, author of 'Greece's Odious Debt', takes a look inside the Greek economy to pinpoint the opportunities and challenges for Greek and international firms.
Global Entrepreneurship Week is a global celebration of enterprise, boasting 40,000 events across...This year s Global Entrepreneurship Week is jam-packed with events and seminars for established or ...
44% of Britain's youths are eager to whet their entrepreneurial appetite, a survey suggests.
population. If we got our level of female entrepreneurship up to US levels, that would mean an extra 600,000 ...
seems entrepreneurship has had its heyday. New figures out today have indicated the UK s entrepreneurial ...
Teaching entrepreneurship may be the answer to the UK's economic woes, reckons the Capita founder....process outsourcing company Capita, has a better idea: he reckons we need to be teaching entrepreneurship ...
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