Interviews
Has Lord Sugar’s Apprentice got it nailed?
For the thousands of business hopefuls who, each year, apply to take part in BBC1’s The Apprentice, Tom Pellereau is currently living the dream. Shaun Curran…
Sunday 25 October 2026
Harvard alumni and former New York Times journalist. Editor of Business Matters for over 15 years, the UKs largest business magazine. I am also head of Capital Business Media's automotive division working for clients such as Red Bull Racing, Honda, Aston Martin and Infiniti.
For the thousands of business hopefuls who, each year, apply to take part in BBC1’s The Apprentice, Tom Pellereau is currently living the dream. Shaun Curran…
Duncan Lawrie Private Bank has today announced that it will agree special terms on existing loan facilities to help female entrepreneurs keep their businesses running during…
LogMeIn's popular free screen sharing and online meeting service, join.me, has just added free internet VoIP conferencing to make quick, ad-hoc collaboration even easier from virtually…
Summer or winter, 1 in 5 British workers never gets out for lunch during a normal working week, even if it’s just to grab a sandwich…
Strathclyde Business School is aiming to attract interest from employers and corporate partners both Scotland and further afield, by giving employers an opportunity to learn more…
Business and Enterprise Minister Mark Prisk is today leading a call for businesses to work together and develop practical solutions in creating better cashflow management systems…
One in seven office workers are suffering “technology fatigue” and dream of a return to the age of the typewriter, a new survey has found.
The Business Secretary Vince Cable has announced that the first ever UK Green Investment Bank (GIB) will be based in Edinburgh and London.
Smokers working in Britain’s offices waste up to five weeks per year taking cigarette breaks, according to a new survey.
A host of top London attractions have announced that they will provide special ‘after work’ offers during the London 2012 Games to encourage people working in…
With nearly 80 per cent of homeless people wanting to get a job and support themselves, tailoring company A Suit That Fits has teamed up with…
"Dragons' Den and The Apprentice are giving a whole generation of entrepreneurs the wrong impression of what entrepreneurialism is about - it's X Factoring entrepreneurialism." so…
Short courses are currently leading the way in marketing training and development allowing businesses to upskill their marketing departments on a smaller training budget, The Chartered…
Britons with digital skills are in particularly high demand as a new survey reveals massive increase in UK small business use of freelancers.
Women setting up their own businesses in the UK do it for financial independence and to have more control over home and working life, according to…