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London now home to the most number of millionaire CEOs

Half of all millionaire CEOs are self-made, according to a new study, which also reveals that London is home to largest number of the world's millionaire CEOs. 

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7 effective ways to do business in Europe

Here are the best way to do business in Europe.

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Pitch@Palace 7.0: The Duke of York singles out businesses for good

Pitch@Palace 7.0 catapulted 43 tech start-ups for good to the forefront of the investment community. Here are the winners and the rest that may not have made the voting round, but are still using technology to better humanity.

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Profit tops priority list for UK entrepreneurs

British entrepreneurs revealed the business milestones that mean most to them, and almost half value profit above all else.

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Beauty, inside and out: Pollen + Grace providing the healthy option to London

Stephanie Johnson and Kristina Komlosiova set up Pollen + Grace in 2015, aiming to provide the business world with 100 per cent, natural and organic meals to boost them through their busy day.

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Brexit, Trump, and Asia’s slowing economy: are you ready for the new world order?

A panel of business experts from the Entrepreneurs' Organisation will outline the potential for success in the new economy, streaming live from Frankfurt at 1pm BST on Friday April 28th.

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More than money: how do we best invest in female founders?

Ignition Law's Stephanie Ng dissects the barriers facing female founders, from investor biases to the lack of advocacy.

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2016 in review: What went wrong for Cameron, Corbyn, Clinton and co?

2016 has been a year of ups and downs. Mandy Flint and Elisabet Vinberg Hearn, leadership experts and authors of "Leading Teams - 10 Challenges: 10 Solutions" outline the biggest leadership mistakes made by world leaders last year, and what they could do differently.

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More than money: how do we best invest in female founders?

Ignition Law's Stephanie Ng dissects the barriers facing female founders, from investor biases to the lack of advocacy.

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2016 in review: What went wrong for Cameron, Corbyn, Clinton and co?

2016 has been a year of ups and downs. Mandy Flint and Elisabet Vinberg Hearn, leadership experts and authors of "Leading Teams - 10 Challenges: 10 Solutions" outline the biggest leadership mistakes made by world leaders last year, and what they could do differently.

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MiDrive: Driving British millennials on the road to success

MiDrive's mission is to re-invent learner driving with technology, engaging millennials to cut the costs on passing their test.

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Over 170 British businesses receive Queen’s Awards for Enterprise

Three in four past winners attribute the Queen’s Awards to increased international sales. This year's award includes a category for promoting opportunity and inclusion.

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How to minimise your chances of business failure: A foundational guide

There are a huge number of reasons why so many businesses fail in the first year. This guide from Company Formation MadeSimple's Joseph Hurst will help you build the foundations for the greatest chance of business success.

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Bespoke barbers in the big city: Get Smooth

Maya Kumar's new start-up Get Smooth brings bespoke barbers to the big city. Here's her start-up journey.

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