Swedish fashion chain H&M has launched a €1m prize to find new ideas to help it and its customers recycle old clothes.
British SMEs say the volatility of global currencies has become the main hurdle in ramping up international trade.
The Reverend Jesse Jackson has taken a year long swipe at the US tech giants, criticising the firms for lacking black leaders and role models.
British manufacturers fear they are falling behind their global rivals when it comes to dreaming up new products because of a lack of government investment.
Healthy fast-food restaurant Friska is used to serving up success – 23 per cent sales growth across six sites over the last year is proof of that. But like its customers, the company is hungry for more – and that means expansion in provincial cities like Birmingham and Manchester and then seeking private equity funding to launch a move on London.
Britain’s top entrepreneurs have made five “pleas” to the next government ahead of the general election on 7 May, and cutting corporation tax to fuel economic growth has come out as the top desire.
David Cameron’s pledge earlier this week to ensure that at least three out of every five new jobs are created outside of London and the South East raised some interesting points about regional strengths.
We’ve seen a huge £100m investment in Funding Circle, the launch of new site Emerging Crowd targeted at SMEs in developing markets and the creation of SyndicateRoom’s "Investors’ Academy".
A year on from winning a Queen's Awards for Enterprise in the category of International Trade, we find out why smart materials company D3O is swapping the sunny south coast for the bright lights of London.
Established as a way of determining whether particular mergers and acquisitions might have a detrimental effect on a specific sector, we look at the finer details of the Competition Markets Authority.
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