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British women are doing it all over again. Having won the battle over 100 years ago, their current agenda is yet again a winning ticket. Having spoken to a number of young female and male entrepreneurs and having attended a number of recent tech events, it's official. Being a woman entrepreneur in UK right now is a wonderful gift of our times.
For decades now, jealous outsiders have pointed to the vast wealth stemming from Silicon Valley startups and asked, "Why on Earth can't we do that?"
The Wayra Academy in London is one of Europe's newest and most-exciting start-up labs. The space houses 16 new businesses chosen from a pool of more t...
If you've had the luck to get into an Olympic venue this week - or even just had to travel on the Tube - you know the pain of queueing. So what if...
The Wayra Academy in London is one of Europe's newest and most-exciting start-up labs. The space houses 16 new businesses chosen from a pool of mor...
Everyone has an idea for an App - including Mayor of London Boris Johnson. (In fact he has three.) The mayor used the official opening of Telef...
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