Hands up if you’re bored of watching the news" I’m tired of all the doom and gloom every time I open the paper and I’m not just talking about Spurs, although they’re giving me more cause for concern at the moment than the credit crunch/global financial crisis/recession or whatever it’s called this week.
The founder of Aftershock has gone from market stall to global fashion empire.
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.
Just months after selling her global flooring business for millions of pounds, Dawn Gibbins MBE has launched Barefoot, a luxury brand providing flooring for the consumer sector.
If you (like us) were wondering whatever happened to all those businesses that faced the Dragons’ wrath in the Den over the past six series, look no further.
Environment Secretary Hilary Benn and Dragons’ Den star Deborah Meaden today launched the new “Carbon Trust Standard”, a kitemark for green businesses. “You don’t usually see me getting involved in campaigns like these,” says Meaden. “But this is one topic that really winds me up!”
I don't know if it's like this for everyone, but for me turning 40 turned out to be a time for reflection; mulling nostalgically over the journey so far and the people and places that whizzed by on the way. I even remembered my hair, and stopped for a moment to wonder what it's doing now...
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”.
If franchising was karate, here’s one young entrepreneur with a black belt.
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