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Benn lauds the low-carbon revolution

by Catherine Woods

Environment Secretary Hilary Benn has urged more people to pursue eco-preneurial ventures saying the environmental industries are going to be “more significant in the future”.

May 16, 2008 5:22pm - Carbon footprint

Stealth business makes a bang

by Matthew Rock & Real Deals

A couple of years ago, the ownership of QinetiQ was a major public scandal, with commentators suggesting it should never be in private (let alone private equity) hands. Now the former government research department is yielding exciting entrepreneurial ventures.

May 16, 2008 1:35pm - Finance and banking

Office Relocation: A ‘How To Guide’

by Real Business

Office design and build specialist Morgan Lovell has helped thousands of companies successfully move into new workplaces. Here are its ten top tips to make office moves run like clockwork.

May 15, 2008 4:09pm - Office space

Heathrow's T5 was "the right move"

by Kate Pritchard

Despite the public backlash, the 20,000 pieces of lost luggage and hundreds of cancelled flights, Asian entrepreneur Surinder Arora says the government was right to give British Airports Authority its blessing to expand Heathrow airport.

May 14, 2008 3:52pm - Corporate governance

Vegan company brings meat to the masses

by Melissa Hancock

Set up by a vegan father and daughter team in 2003, Beanies Health Foods has simultaneously cornered a niche and appealed to the mainstream by selling meat-replacement foods.

May 14, 2008 2:25pm - Family business

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Dragons, drugs and Darling

Dragons’ Den star James Caan cosied up to a drug offender. Prince Charles downed a high-energy “super juice”. And Chancellor Alistair Darling managed to crack a joke. Yesterday’s Enterprise Leadership Conference, run by The Prince’s Trust, was full of surprises.

May 16, 2008 5:25pm GMT
Manufacturing: the fightback

Following James Caan's blast against manufacturing, the BBC's In Business programme devoted half an hour or riveting radio to "maverick manufacturing companies" and how they are thriving against the odds. 

May 16, 2008 2:16pm GMT
The Apprentice: that's what I'm talking about

Why it's a really important programme and we'll continue writing about it.

May 14, 2008 10:40pm GMT
Simon Woodroffe gets “down with the kids”

At a Skill! event held at the Merrill Lynch offices in St Paul’s today, the Yo! Sushi founder entertained students and teachers alike. But did he go too far?

May 14, 2008 5:45pm GMT

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