Lee McQueen pulls a sickie
First day on the job and Apprentice winner McQueen has been struck down by a flu-like virus.
By Rebecca Burn-Callander - 02/07/2008

Look out Boris! Sir Alan for Mayor?!
Sir Alan Sugar has been mooted as a possible labour candidate for Mayor of London, and the grizzly entrepreneur is up for the challenge.
By Ally Papasodaro - 27/06/2008

The world's first Tibetan consumer brand?
Bizarre.
By Matthew Rock - 26/06/2008

Elnaugh Vs. Paphitis. The Dragons are at war
When Theo Paphitis suggested all women’s brains “turn to mush” when they get pregnant, fellow Dragon Rachel Elnaugh, entrepreneur and mother-of-five, breathed fire and brimstone.
By Rebecca Burn-Callander - 26/06/2008

I’m so excited. And I just can’t hide it.
Anyone else gearing up to go wild over the new domain name changes? No? Just think of the wit, variety and confusion it will bring to the world wide web.
By Rebecca Burn-Callander - 25/06/2008

The Apprentice: where are they now?
The Apprentice winner, Lee McQueen, isn't the only one who's doing well for himself.
By Catherine Woods - 23/06/2008

Love a bit of Boris
At the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Awards last night, we had a surprise visit from our new Mayor. And he was on barnstorming form.
By Rebecca Burn-Callander - 19/06/2008

Millionaire plumber defies the plunging economy
More doom and gloom is forecast for British business-owners. According to BDO Stoy Hayward, over 17,800 businesses will fall prey to the effects of the credit crunch this year. But Charlie Mullins of Pimlico Plumbers is one wily entrepreneur bucking the trend.
By Carryn Dewing - 18/06/2008

Beware the postie
Duncan McDonald spends his mornings delivering post around Cardiff. But he’s no Postman Pat. This “blood-sucking leech” preys on hapless firms by stealing their names and bribing them for six-figure sums. It might not be moral – but it’s pure genius.
By Kate Pritchard - 16/06/2008

Sex, drugs, rock’n’roll… and semiconductors
Ah, the sweet corrupting influences of success, wealth and power. LA billionaire Henry Nicholas III, founder of silicon chip firm Broadcom, is embroiled in a media furore today as rampant tales of orgies, excess and Led Zeppelin hit the headlines.
By Rebecca Burn-Callander - 16/06/2008