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Q&A: John Mullins, associate professor of management practice at London Business School Ask an entrepreneur, if he had stuck to his original business plan and done well. The answer most likely will be “No”. Full Article at Business Standard
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The recession has significantly altered the dynamics of the job market. In such a scenario there is a rising interest in entrepreneurship, though most people still find it daunting. Full Article at Times of India
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The recession has significantly altered the dynamics of the job market. In such a scenario there is a rising interest in entrepreneurship, though most people still find it daunting. Full Article at Times of India
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What business you're truly in, helping you decide what projects and good ideas to pursue and which to put aside -- at least for the time being. Who are your best, most profitable customers? Full Article at Guam Pacific Daily News
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Labour's London Transport Minister (Lord Adonis) has spent two days lecturing the Scottish Government about an unaffordable airport link, when all along his department was set to axe an important and existing service to and from Glasgow.
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This secret plan to slash one of Glasgow's main connections to London, a connection that is vital for business, for tourism and for employment, is a clear sign that Labour continue to take Glasgow and Glasgow voters for granted. It is the deceit at the heart of their campaign.
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The strategic steps we took last year to ensure stability during the downturn have proven successful, with significant cost reductions offsetting much of the revenue declines in our television and newspapers and information services segments
