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Ex-footballer Louis Saha hopes to protect ‘exposed’ sportsmen from exploitation with new venture

Former Manchester United and France striker seeks £4m for Axis Stars: an exclusive social media platform for elite athletes combined with contract management tool.

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JustPark raises £3.7m in record-breaking Crowdcube campaign

Car parking app more than triples target in highly-successful crowdfunding campaign.

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Employers split on future of tribunal fees

Lack of consensus prevails on highly divisive legal issue as tribunal cases fall 70%.

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How starting a business in tough times made it a stronger prospect

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Sharing economy outstrips combined growth of Facebook, Google and Yahoo

In seven years sharing economy estimated to have grown by $15b, says report into sector.

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Fraudsters target small businesses in networking scam

Small firms in Wigan and Manchester lose more than £100,000 in scam

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Opia expands to Russian markets with Yandex deal

Surrey-based sales optimisation company targets huge Russian market in global growth strategy.

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How Osborne can use Budget to counter uncertainty with tax incentives

Looking ahead to the Budget on 18 March 2015, tax specialists at accountancy firm Clement Keys are urging the Chancellor to use the tax regime to encourage long-term thinking and promote political and economic certainty

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Opia expands to Russian markets with Yandex deal

Surrey-based sales optimisation company targets huge Russian market in global growth strategy.

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How Osborne can use Budget to counter uncertainty with tax incentives

Looking ahead to the Budget on 18 March 2015, tax specialists at accountancy firm Clement Keys are urging the Chancellor to use the tax regime to encourage long-term thinking and promote political and economic certainty

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NVM PE invests £3.5 million to combine leading cleantech firms

Cleveland Biotech and Biological Preparations beneficiaries of funding boost.

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Farage’s proposal to favour domestic candidates would harm British workers in long-term, says StuRents.com director

Tipping hiring conditions in young workers' favour could have a detrimental effect on their long-term prospects, says Tom Walker.

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Stanford Graduate School of Business launches first UK-based programme

World-famous Californian college starts search for British entrepreneurial talent.

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Government ‘not doing enough’ to support mid-market business growth

Red tape and lack of advice around funding two big stumbling blocks for mid-market business, says Sage Enterprise Market Europe CEO Jayne Archbold

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