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A Dublin EMBA gave Sharon Cunningham the confidence to co-found a cancer treatment company
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Venture capitalists pick up pace of investments after early pandemic lull
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FT experts answered your questions on problems accessing government guaranteed Covid loans
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Government-backed body points to ‘once in a generation’ chance to improve productivity
Your question for our expert — and readers’ advice
It ignores industries of the future, funds companies that don’t need help and will fail to create jobs
Companies taking on fewer than 30 young workers will be unable to apply directly for funds
Outstanding businesswomen shine in diverse sectors but old prejudices die hard
East London-based company secures emergency funding in just 48 hours after pandemic led to orders drying up
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If you’re made redundant in your fifties, should you dip into your retirement funds?
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Absence of foreign players does not mean life is less cut-throat for domestic groups, entrepreneurs argue
FT experts take your questions on the UK government’s attempt to boost the hospitality industry
Investing in black founders and taking unconscious bias training can shake an industry that has failed to act
Research finds almost 60% have founders who came from other countries to study in the UK
While George Floyd’s killing in the city ignited global protest, a local restaurateur focused on supporting residents
A ban on Chinese apps is being closely watched by entrepreneurs and investors
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