Marc Boyan, founder of one of the consistently fastest-growing businesses in the UK, the corporate bartering firm Miroma, pitches for the manager's job at Chelsea FC.
Women cannot have it all. Government must subsidise childcare. In the build-up to the 2012 First Women Awards (nominations close on April 13), a fascinating conversation with pioneering businesswomen, Taylor Nelson founder Dr Liz Nelson OBE.
Farewell consumer boom and public-sector spending; the future is high-tech, engineering, manufacturing and exports.
Inventor Sir James Dyson's proposals for encouraging innovation and manufacturing excellence.
An entrepreneur to celebrate in Global Entrepreneurship Week is Paul Barry-Walsh. With his flop of straight dark brown hair and faintly crumpled trousers, Barry-Walsh looks like a perennially youthful sports master at a minor public school.
The US government announces that it's underwriting its two giant mortgage providers, Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, unleashing a global sigh of economic relief. And what happens in London" The London Stock Exchange computers crash.
A non-dom entrepreneur in London on the frustratingly creative Brits.
Profile of the couple who built Cannon Avent to a global business.
An interesting debate in Parliament yesterday focused on how to nurture entrepreneurialism and boost skills.
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