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When Rob Woodward arrived at Pacific Quay in Glasgow, Scotland’s commercial television group was in debt-laden disarray. Kenny Kemp meets the man who helped switch the telly back on.
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The recession and related fallout has not held back one North East company as Peter Jackson reports.
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It’s hard to exit a business now at a price one would like to realise, but private banker David Simpson says there’s a build-up of guidance to help both the sale and the personal situations that follow.
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Andrew Hodgson, the man behind one of the region’s fastest growing firms, SMD, shares the life lessons that guided him towards success.
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A new city deal signed between central government and authorities in Leeds could prove a real boost to the city, says Peter Baber.
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The economy might be depressed, and lending might be way down from what it was. But BQ finds many Yorkshire dealmakers surprisingly sanguine about the future.
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The man who founded one of Yorkshire’s most successful hotel chains
has stepped down after 26 years. BQ meets two directors
who are now running the Cedar Court group.
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With Sir Brian Souter moving up to chair Stagecoach next year, he will have more time to devote to his portfolio of other business interests, as Kenny Kemp discovers.
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Philip Hardie isn’t usually the sort of business owner to shout from the rooftops, nor even the roof racks as Brian Nicholls discovers.