Fred Wilson a venture capitalist and blogger based in New York has recently blogged about the idea of a Startup Visa. Described in his own words:

It is the idea that anyone who wants to start a business here in the US and can attract a modest amount of investment capital should be granted a visa [...]

Last years post about the “Entrepreneur Degree” generated quite a bit of interest. However it turns out not to be the first such degree, that honour belongs to the Business Enterprise Degree at the University of Buckingham, here’s what Nigel Adams the Programme Director Business Enterprise at the University of Buckingham Business School has to [...]

 
The producers of the Channel 4 series The Secret Millionaire are currently looking for new benefactors to take part.
The Secret Millionaire is a reality television show in which millionaires secretly go into low income communities with a view to to giving away tens of thousand of pounds to worthy causes/members of the community. The members [...]

As we all work to develop offers that will help us to grow our businesses, it is easy to spend too much time investigating ideas that have a lower than acceptable probability of providing a return on our time and money. In large organisations and in the decision making processes of potential business investors, there [...]

Another series of The Apprentice is over and this year’s winner is Yasmina Siadatan.
Personally I was surprised that Sir Alan Sugar picked her – I really didn’t think he’d go for someone who is already running their own business. His henchmen didn’t seem too keen on her either during the interview task.
So [...]

This week the candidates headed up North, inflicting their charms on Manchester and Liverpool. Their task, to select two products which they would then sell to retailers in and around Manchester and Liverpool, Sir Alan Sugar having lined them up two appointments (a DIY store and a fashionable furniture shop)  to get them started.
If you [...]

This week saw the remaining candidates wandering the streets of London trying to sell a variety of items ranging from a vintage pair of shoes to a first edition book and a skeleton. It was a fairly dull episode this week as there wasn’t an awful lot of "business" content (but then again there seems [...]

This week The Apprentice 2009 candidates were tasked with creating a marketing campaign for a new breakfast cereal. The campaign should include a character and they have to produce a box and TV advert. Sounds reasonable, so off they all ran to do some market research. Except they didn’t, they wandered off to brainstorm. In [...]

This instalment of The Apprentice saw the candidates tasked with making two new natural beauty products, which they’d spend the second day of the task selling to the public in central London. In theory it’s an easy task as the profit margins (as Sir Alan Sugar reminds them) on beauty products are very high – [...]

The third episode of The Apprentice had the candidates invent and pitch a novel piece of fitness equipment. The product was supposed to retail at £30 or under and be targeted at those who don’t want (or can’t afford) to pay for "those fancy gyms". This time the teams were mixed up a bit so [...]