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Mattress retailer Leesa coming to Manchester after securing $9m US investment

UK entrepreneur David Wolfe bringing business home after successful launch in the US.

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Are 'home-grown entrepreneurs' the key to business success?

With money still tight, can creating employees with an entrepreneurial spark make the difference in a tough marketplace?

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MPs' views on entrepreneurs split across party lines

Conservative MPs more likely to support tax cuts, where Labour ministers favour further government grants and loans: but both parties united in ignorance of current support schemes.

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Unemployment up for first time in two years

Surprise 15,000 increase in unemployment largely driven by lack of new part-time roles and fall in self-employment

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What can be learned from Vikingdom DDoS attacks

Here, we assess what site owners can take from the attacks on US government sites. 

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Richard Branson STILL the country’s most admired entrepreneur          

The 64-year-old remains popular among the country's youngest entrepreneurs.

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Maintaining momentum after a sales floor day

While sales floor days are very productive and have the potential to give a satisfying ROI, is it possible to leverage this investment and build on it in the long-term?

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Crowd Vision attracts US investment and provides partial exit for early-stage angel investors

Crowd analysis software provider completes combined funding round.

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Maintaining momentum after a sales floor day

While sales floor days are very productive and have the potential to give a satisfying ROI, is it possible to leverage this investment and build on it in the long-term?

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Crowd Vision attracts US investment and provides partial exit for early-stage angel investors

Crowd analysis software provider completes combined funding round.

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Summer Budget 2015: Could the living wage be Osborne’s biggest blunder?

As the dust settles on the Summer Budget cracks are already appearing in the chancellor’s plans

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Summer Budget 2015: Full reaction

The world of business gives its views on the Living Wage, Annual Investment Allowance and more

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Summer Budget 2015: Compulsory Living Wage will cost businesses 1% of corporate profits

Small impact of profits and jobs to be offset by lower corporation tax and National Insurance contributions, claims chancellor.

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Summer Budget 2015: Full transcript

Everything said by chancellor George Osborne as he announces a compulsory Living Wage and further cuts to corporation tax

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