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The six ways of a productivity ninja

Take on your to-do list with these proven mental focus hacks that are designed to increase personal productivity.

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On track to be a household name: Tails.com

The UK boasts over 8.5 million dogs, and as most dog owners know, each has its own individual tastes and nutritional needs. Banking on this, Richmond-based start-up Tails.com brings completely personalised doggy meals for man's best friend, taking age, breed and medical requirements into account.

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Don’t be afraid to be the first: Office Space in Town

Brother and sister Giles and Niki Fuchs set up Office Space in Town at a time when cubicles and bureaucracy were synonymous with corporate Britain. Since then, creative commercial properties have grown in appeal, and now the duo are on the business fast track. Here's their story.

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Interview with Andrew Gardiner founder of Property Moose

Solicitor-turned-entrepreneur Andrew Gardiner outlines his business journey founding proptech start-up Property Moose in 2013.|Solicitor-turned-entrepreneur Andrew Gardiner outlines his business journey founding proptech start-up Property Moose in 2013.

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Take risks, stay focussed: Larsson & Jennings

Andrew Jennings dipped into his savings and put up as much personal finance as he could leverage to make his vision come true.

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​A giant leap for aviation: Stratajet

While most entrepreneurs rush to start up the minute their idea comes to mind, Jonny Nicol took five years to work out every detail of his business, without any guarantee of a pay-off. Here's how Stratajet, the aviation industry's best hope, took off.

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Right idea, right time: Breather

Julien Smith speaks to GrowthBusiness about how Canadian work space rental platform, Breather took off, its recent fundraise and plans for growth in London.

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What makes an entrepreneur

The most obvious example of entrepreneurship is starting a new business, but there’s clearly more to it than starting up.

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Right idea, right time: Breather

Julien Smith speaks to GrowthBusiness about how Canadian work space rental platform, Breather took off, its recent fundraise and plans for growth in London.

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What makes an entrepreneur

The most obvious example of entrepreneurship is starting a new business, but there’s clearly more to it than starting up.

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​Adarsh Radia casts a wider net

Serial entrepreneur Adarsh Radia speaks to GrowthBusiness about his latest venture, WiderPool, which helps tech entrepreneurs bridge the scale-up gap.

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VOOM 2016 winners see value in waste

Virgin Media Business VOOM, the three-month nationwide search for the next big business idea crowned two companies out of 20,000 today: industrious start-up, MacRebur and fast-growth business, bio-bean.|Virgin Media Business VOOM, the three-month nationwide search for the next big business idea crowned two companies out of 20,000 today: industrious start-up, MacRebur and fast-growth business, bio-bean.

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Beach rugby goes corporate: City Sports Management

In 2013, Myles Waud did the impossible by bringing the beach to London.

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Changing the way people travel: Evaneos Travel

Eric La Bonnardière and Yvan Wibaux co-founded Evaneos Travel over five years ago, and since then, the Parisian business has grown as a niche trusted third party platform connecting travellers and local travel agents before, during, and after each trip.|Eric La Bonnardière and Yvan Wibaux co-founded Evaneos Travel over five years ago, and since then, the Parisian business has grown as a niche trusted third party platform connecting travellers and local travel agents before, during, and after each trip.

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