High street 2.0
The internet, recession and regulation have all had a telling impact on our high streets. But, far from being dead, Britain’s treasures are changing at a considerable pace. The entrepreneur’s task is simply to keep up
Those who can, tech
Technology is a ubiquitous part of our lives. Perhaps then it shouldn’t be too big a surprise that tech skills are becoming a vital part of launching any start-up
Way out west
Bristol quite deservedly has a reputation as being something of a radical spirit. And this has made the south-western city a natural home for enterprises looking to go against the grain
Health of high streets not yet critical
Historic high streets could learn new strategies from Britain’s success stories
Come together
Survival for any organisation in the modern world is not down to how it competes or sets itself apart – it’s about how it works with others
Rebooting Ireland
Dublin’s booming tech scene is slowly but surely getting Irish eyes smiling again
Scotland shouting loud
Despite a vote on independence looming, start-ups in Scotland are keeping their heads down and leading the small business boom north of the border
Birmingham is on the move
There’s a growing confidence in the UK’s second largest city as entrepreneurs take advantage of favourable conditions to use it as a launch pad for new ventures. Jon Card reveals why Birmingham is looking better than ever for business
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