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A question-and-answer session with David Hall, the managing director of venture capital firm YFM.
A perennial figure on the VC scene, Albion Ventures’ Patrick Reeve talks to GB about VCTs, monster exits and riding tanks.
After quitting one of Europe’s major venture capital firms in the summer, Sean Seton-Rogers decided to set up a brand new fund with a little help from his friends, Michael Birch and Brent Hoberman. GB meets him.
James Crux, editor of Growth Company Investor, argues that a new LSE listing category is decidedly sub-standard.
The salaries of AIM CEOs continue to climb ever higher, despite the outcry over bankers’ salaries and the City culture of rewarding boards for failure. GrowthBusiness unveils unique research into directors' pay on AIM.
In association with the London Stock Exchange, the publishers of GrowthBusiness are conducting one of the most exhaustive examinations of the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) since its launch 14 years ago.
Sue Stedman, founder of Sue Stedman Corporate Clothing, explains why she’s always avoided invoice factoring.
Tighter security terms. Higher borrowing costs. Personal guarantees as standard. But don’t worry, the banks are still ‘open for business’. Or are they?
Raising money in 2009 is tough, and convertible loan notes (CLNs) may offer a possible solution.
Mariana Mazzucato, professor of economics at The Open University, believes the state plays a greater role in entrepreneurship than it gets credit for.
Working out which grants your business might be eligible for is a time-consuming task in itself. Here’s a breakdown of what’s on offer courtesy of investment readiness scheme Gateway2Investment.
Whether you’re looking for £50,000 or £500,000, there are certain criteria that an investor or lender will consider. Michael Weaver, chief executive at investor network Beer & Partners, has compiled the following guide to securing funding.
Exporters and financial experts explain how to make currency moves work in your favour.
Although most people will have made and broken their personal New Year’s Resolutions by 24 January, there are seven good habits every business should stick to.
Hugh Metcalf, senior economics lecturer at Newcastle University Business School, sheds light on the factors affecting China’s currency.
Online shopping has become ubiquitous and has changed customers' expectations. But how can mid-sized companies tackle e-commerce?
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Recessions bring about change, and that’s the perfect environment for a new business.
More tips from John Cleese, who reveals how to stop a waffler in full flow.
John Cleese reveals how to deal with serial interruptors without giving in or getting into a fight.
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