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Nick Britton is editor of GrowthBusiness.co.uk and deputy editor of sister magazine Business XL.
The arguments on both sides are well-rehearsed, but something is missing from the retirement debate.
As much of the UK is covered in another layer of icing, the excuses for not making it to work keep rolling in.
British entrepreneurs often admire the American spirit of dauntless optimism, so effectively tapped into by President Obama’s campaign slogan ‘Yes, we can’.
The reputation of private sector venture capital may be at a low ebb, but there is one consolation for the industry.
One of the best things this government ever did for growing businesses was to bring in taper relief on business assets. One of the worst things it did was to take it away again.
For the last few decades, there’s been a nostalgic regret that the UK ‘doesn’t make things anymore’, but the cry has never been louder than it is now.
It’d be nice to think that businesses in the UK simply recruited the best people for the job and didn’t discriminate according to race. However, that’s sadly not yet the case.
If you listen to what foreign business leaders say about the UK, you might be in for a shock.
Self-centred, tough, ruthless and unpredictable: these are the characteristics of a successful person, according to a book published this week.
Cuts may be a dirty word among politicians, but it’s well-known to businesspeople.
Crack open the champagne and put away the supermarket-brand nibbles, because the recession is over – at least if you believe the economic pundits.
Our poll reveals that Peter Jones is the top choice among GrowthBusiness readers as a fantasy non-executive director, with 27 per cent of the vote, followed by James Caan (21 per cent).
An article we posted last week on ‘what VCs are looking for’ annoyed quite a few people, some of them entrepreneurs who had sought funding themselves.
For many ambitious growing companies, the government’s venture capital fund will prove the silver lining to the dark clouds of the recession.
The UK no longer leads Europe in many things, but we do top the table when it comes to distressed companies.
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