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Bloodhound supersonic car project saved
The supersonic vehicle could still race at 1,000mph after an entrepreneur bought the business.
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Small Business Mentor of the Year
A Truro-based accountant was named Small Business Mentor of the Year at the IAB UK & International Business and Skills Awards recently.
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Buttermilk boosts local charities
Cornish confectionery firm Buttermilk has donated £4k to two local charities to help keep them on the move.
Categories: Business Cornwall
Marine Industry Day success
Falmouth Marine School students have been praised for their skills, knowledge and expertise by companies attending their annual Industry Day event.
Categories: Business Cornwall
1MDB: Malaysia charges Goldman Sachs and two bankers
The bank and former employees are charged following an investigation of Malaysian state fund 1MDB.
Energy firms SSE and Npower scrap merger plan
SSE says the new energy price cap was one factor behind the decision to scrap the deal.
Asos profits hit by bleak November sales
The online fashion giant says trading in November was "significantly behind expectations".
Workplace reforms 'will protect gig economy workers'
"Gig economy" workers will be better protected by a package of reforms, the government says.
Laura Ashley to close 40 UK stores amid a push into China
Laura Ashley, owned by Malayan United Industries (MUI), has already closed some 40 stores since 2015.
HS2: MPs had 'enormously wrong' cost estimate, says whistleblower
A former HS2 boss says an early cost estimate MPs had was wrong by hundreds of millions of pounds.
FCA under fire over Lloyds compensation scheme
A group representing small firms says there is no oversight of a scheme for fraud victims.
'If you can do something yourself, do it yourself'
Ariel Booker, co-founder of CanO Water, says many firms often spend money unnecessarily on things that won't help them.
'I gave myself two weeks to come up with a business idea'
How Payal Kadakia set up and built fitness class booking website ClassPass, which is now said to be worth $470m.
Restaurant insolvencies jump as diners stay at home
The number of businesses going bust surges as diners stay at home, new figures show.
Nuisance call bosses face £500,000 fines
New rules will target directors of companies who make unsolicited calls to consumers.
Lord Sugar hires his Apprentice for 2018
Did nut milk entrepreneur Camilla Ainsworth or swimwear designer Sian Gabbidon win the £250,000 investment?
HQ Trivia co-founder Colin Kroll dead at 35
New York police officers went to Colin Kroll's Manhattan flat after a request to check on him.
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