 Entrepreneur branches out on her own
Losing a job you love is a bitter blow, especially when it is through no fault of your own.
And florist Moya Topsom felt distraught when her employers announced they were giving up their high street business because of soaring overheads and that she would be made redundant. 
04 April 2008
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Students bring a touch of colour
Two students from UEA who created computer software to suit colour blind users, have reached the final stages of the new HSBC Unipreneurs Awards.
02 April 2008
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Ten golden rules for start ups
With a touch of spring in the air, some of you will be toying with the idea of making good on your plans for the new year, and starting up that business you've always dreamed of.
20 February 2008
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Card-making hobby comes a business
Two friends from Fakenham have turned their card making hobby into a small business, while keeping full-time careers.
18 February 2008
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Bean-based biodiesel production plans
A new Norfolk enterprise producing 'green' biodiesel fuel from jatropha beans could be up and running by the end of the year.
14 February 2008
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Redundant? Get help to start a business
The new Norwich4business scheme offers hope to those who have been made redundant in the Norwich area over the past few months. Business editor CHRIS STARKIE explains more about the project.
16 January 2008
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Small firms predict costs increase
More than eight out of 10 small business owners in the east of England expect the overall cost of running their businesses to increase this year.
09 January 2008
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Broadland ups training budget
Broadland District Council's support scheme for existing and upcoming businesses has nearly doubled its annual budget as it looks to help more entrepreneurs realise their dreams.
25 August 2007
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Fewer businesses failing
Corporate failures fell by nearly 9pc in the first three months of this year despite three interest rate rises since last August.
16 April 2007
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