Farewell consumer boom and public-sector spending; the future is high-tech, engineering, manufacturing and exports.
Mobile advertising on Facebook will earn the social networking website an additional £760m from the US and its five biggest European markets (including the UK) in its first year alone.
The number of insolvencies is set to rise as the country creeps into growth and "zombie" companies finally fail. Yet few businessmen (or even lawyers) understand the different procedures and terms. Insolvency practitioner John Alexander explains the lingo.
This nifty little dongle, invented by Singaporean startup iTwin, lets you transfer, edit and back up an unlimited amount of files between two computers.
Telemetry founder Anthony Rushton on his mentors, golf-ball finders and tying the knot in Tuscany.
We all know how to account for a new computer or desk by showing it as a fixed asset on the balance sheet and gradually writing off the cost over its useful life. But what about non-tangible assets"
Kevin Rose, founder of Bedfordshire-based The Luxury Network, on windsurfing, Chris Brown and beauty salons.
The government's recent decision to scrap new legislation that would tighten the rules of pre-pack administrations has the support of bankers and the private equity industry.
The service sector is a particularly hard nut to crack. Suppressed consumer spending and ever-increasing costs have meant that many firms in the sector are suffering. (Sponsored)
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