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A white hot summer

In contrast to the European summer slowdown, momentum is building here in the US. I’m at the NASA Ames research park near San Fransisco as part of a group of 40 entrepreneurs and scientists from all over the world on a “summer project” called Singularity University.

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Why ideas aren’t enough

I've got a great idea for a business. I can't tell you what it is, because I still think it could make millions one day.

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Building a business on the cheap

It may seem out of character for a venture capitalist to say this, but you don't need investment to create a great business.

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Why women don’t reach the top

Pick an AIM company at random and the chances of the CEO being female are roughly 50-1.

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Business Negotiation Nuances

If people think about negotiating at all, they assume you should play it hard and reveal nothing.

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Loyal to the last

From the past fortnight's events, you could be forgiven for thinking that the notion of loyalty is dead.

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Creative destruction

‘Every act of creation is an act of destruction,’ mused Pablo Picasso. Another way of putting of it would be: ‘You can’t make an omelette without cracking a few eggs.’

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Achieving steady sales growth

A few days ago I got involved with a manufacturing company that has been around for over 20 years and exports all over the world.

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Creative destruction

‘Every act of creation is an act of destruction,’ mused Pablo Picasso. Another way of putting of it would be: ‘You can’t make an omelette without cracking a few eggs.’

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Achieving steady sales growth

A few days ago I got involved with a manufacturing company that has been around for over 20 years and exports all over the world.

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The price of talent

I often wonder about how serious companies are about getting the best staff.

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The burden of leadership

When I started my own company there were days when it just wasn't happening.

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Decisions in Whitehall

The media hysteria over “swine flu” – what happened to bird flu and the millennium bug? – provides a distraction from a nasty first quarter for businesses.

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Death of the newsagent

Newsagents are being put out of business by supermarkets, but how much should we care?

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