Death threats, arson attacks and vandalism drove waste-disposal tycoon Adrian Kirby into the hands of a dubious private detective agency – and subsequently into prison. Having served his sentence, Kirby is back with a new business.
By Jason Hesse
James Nash’s Le Froglet “cup-a-wine” is flying off the shelves at M&S. Have the Dragons massively misjudged another great idea
By Jason Hesse
James Layfield’s quest to raise £1m by selling his future earnings has taken an unusual turn.
By Jason Hesse
The Junior Apprentice’s Hannah Cherry tells Real Business about who we should watch out for on Junior Apprentice, why Lord Sugar fired her last week, and what she leant on the show.
By Jason Hesse
The Junior Apprentice’s Ryhs Rosser talks to Real Business about Lord Sugar’s height, leaving the Junior Apprentice and what he hopes to achieve in the future.
By Staff writer
The Chancellor George Osborne is set to give his first Budget speech against a backdrop of fragile economic recovery and a ballooning government debt. Here’s what members of MGI – the global association of accountancy firms – expect from the Emergency Budget on June 22.
By Jason Hesse
With all of the Dragons busy filming Dragons’ Den at the Beeb this month, why not have a go at pitching to Richard Branson instead, through Virgin Atlantic’s PitchTV” Virgin and Richard Branson has called on entrepreneurs to send in their pitches to air on Virgin Atlantic’s inflight entertainment system.
By Jason Hesse
Although we’re big fans of the Dragons, sometimes they just don’t get it right. Dragons’ Den reject Rob Law is one such example.
By Jo Clarkson
In tough times, it’s very tempting to stop spending money on marketing. But if you can come up with a way of doing more than usual – without spending any more – you’ll trounce the competition.
By Dan Matthews
Millionaire master chef Marco Pierre White says he’s not materialistic, but he’d rather have a priceless piece of art than a large bank balance.
