Many will know businessman James Caan from his role on 'Dragons' Den', but after quitting the show in 2010, he has been pouring his efforts into a new...

Having 'it all' or even defining what that means can be difficult. For women, success is often painted in a different light than for men. Success for a woman is more than having a successful career, its about relationships with others, family, friends, community, creative fulfillment.

Entrepreneur Piers Linney is to join the team on TV's Dragons' Den, the BBC has said. The cloud computing pioneer will join Duncan Bannatyne, Peter...

Interior designer and businesswoman Kelly Hoppen is to join the fearsome panel on TV's Dragons' Den. Show bosses have signed up the 53-year-old for...

Theo Paphitis has left the hit entrepreneur show 'Dragons' Den' to concentrate on running his string of businesses - declaring "I am out". The Drag...

TV entrepreneur Duncan Bannatyne is recovering after being rushed to hospital with a suspected heart attack. The 63-year-old Dragons' Den star was ...

It was a hot summer afternoon when the representative of the British Beekeepers Association (a man with a beard so bushy and comfortable I thought there might be a family of robins nesting in it) declared he represented 20,000 beekeepers and millions of bees. Then he pledged their full support behind a film called The Vanishing of the Bees as the room cheered.

Dragons' Den star Hilary Devey has revealed she was raped at the age of 12 but kept the attack secret for 43 years. The multi-millionaire said she ...

n last week's episode of The Apprentice, candidates were tasked with creating a new brand of condiment. Each team's product was predictably lacklustre: a table sauce with a misspelt brand name and a chutney which was initially so spicy that the initial sample wasn't considered good enough to take to a tasting session.

So long 2011 television, it's been emotional. Alfred Hitchcock once said that television "has done much for psychiatry by spreading information about it, as well as contributing to the need for it". Now, he may well have said this during the previous century, but if you told me he said it having just watched an episode of Desperate Scousewives I'd totally believe you.