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Kid's Company founder Camilla Batmanghelidjh talks about the challenges she faced in setting up the venture.
Economist Ronan Lyons argues that the internet has broken down barriers to entry across the economy, giving individuals the chance to build their own brands.
Richard Lambert, director-general of the CBI, gives his view on how long the recession will last and how much worse it will get.
The slack time caused by a downturn provides the perfect opportunity to look at ways of making your business more efficient.
David Spears, managing director at component manufacturer Brandauer, talks about strategies for handling staff during difficult times.
Tim Smit, founder and chief executive of Cornwall tourist attraction The Eden Project, explains why he distrusts business jargon and believes the best ideas are dreamed up around the kitchen table.
Business leaders explain what the benefits of cloud computing have been for their organisations.
It's the most basic thing in business, but it's the downfall of many a company. Here are some tips on how to manage cash.
Richard Lambert, director-general of the CBI, gives his prognosis for the UK economy following Alistair Darling's second Budget.
Boo Armstrong, MD of complementary medicine specialist GetWellUK, explains how she turned her charity into a financially viable operation.
Uday Thakkar, MD of consultancy Red Ochre, on why he abandoned a successful corporate career to set up a social enterprise.
Peter Hinssen, a professor at London Business School, explains how the increasing computerisation of life will affect your business.
Entrepreneurs reveal how they are minimising risk while also seeking to grow their businesses.
Steve Currall, visiting professor of entrepreneurship at London Business School, discusses the power of nanotechnology.
Zeger Degraeve, professor of decision sciences at London Business School, discusses the trick of making the right decision the first time.
Kresse Wesling, founder of recycling company Eako, explains why she gives half of her profits away to waste management charities.
John Mullins, an associate professor at London Business School, asks how you distinguish between a superficially attractive idea and a real beauty.
Many businesses are built by imitating existing models while giving them a unique twist. Freek Vermeulen, an associate professor at London Business School, explains how you can avoid copying the bad practices along with the good ones.
In the first ever deep analysis of trading values and volumes on AIM, Growth Company Investor, in association with BDO Stoy Hayward, will be shining their research light on the pre-eminent companies on AIM.
The fifth annual examination of the entire AIM market, detailing the fastest growing companies on the junior market, aswell as the most profitable and the least profitable businesses.
The 2007/2008 AIM Guide contains essential information for anyone interested in the Alternative Investment Market.
Business XL is written by leaders for leaders. The magazine is a fountain of inside information and knowledge, which can only be delivered by people who have started, bought and grown their own business.
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