AIM pay resumes upward trend
Directors’ salaries on London’s junior market are at all-time highs, but almost half of CEOs did not get a pay rise last year.
The Top 50 Rising Stars of 2011
When times are tough, it only takes a few stars to remind everyone that success is achievable for all. We unveil our Top 50 Rising Stars of 2011: the annual list of the UK's most exciting fast-growth businesses.
Capturing value
Despite the recent climb in share prices, hundreds of companies on AIM are still valued at less than their annual turnover.
Bright Minds: The Power Top 50 2011
The UK's 50 most influential investors & serial entrepreneurs in 2011
Business XL's ranking of the most influential investors and serial entrepreneurs in the UK. We've spoken to some of the best brains in business, the dynamic entrepreneurs and investors driving growth.
A spotlight on AIM
There remains an abundance of value on AIM, where valuations are still depressed despite the recent market rally.
Fast-growth UK companies in 2010
The UK's top 50 growth companies in 2010
From pies to porcelain, from data centres to diagnostics, GrowthBusiness unveils its top 50 Rising Stars of 2010: the companies with the fastest-growing sales and profits in the UK.
The UK's top growth companies in 2009
The UK's top 50 growth companies in 2009
With fast-growing turnover and profits, these 50 UK-based companies are doing more than their fair share to revive the nation's flagging economy. Here's the full list of this year's Business XL Rising Stars.
Takeover targets
With more than 70 per cent of AIM ventures valued at £20 million or less, dealmakers don’t have to look far to find value for money on the London Stock Exchange’s junior market.
Rising Stars: where are they now?
At the start of 2005, Business XL honoured 50 ‘Rising Stars’ – growing companies that were leading the way in service excellence, product innovation and sales growth. We catch up with a selection of them one year on to discover whether they exceeded expectations or failed to deliver.
