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  1. UK start-ups lack government support, say MPs

    The government is failing to secure financial funding for UK start-ups, the Science and Technology Select Committee has warned.

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  2. 5 Tips Every Start-up Should Follow

    Don't be a start-up failure. Defy the odds and create a successful business by using these tips.

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  3. 4 Business Lessons from Quentin Tarantino Movies

    Quentin Tarantino films have reached cult status, with universities now offering courses based on issues ranging from race to his use of pop culture r

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  4. 3 Online Resources for Getting Expert Startup Advi...

    If you don't have an attorney, accountant or marketing expert on speed dial, try one of these online options for finding professional answers to your

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  5. Top 5 Start-up Acquirers of 2012

    Large companies spent a collective $84 billion to buy tech start-ups last year. Check out who made the most deals and what motivated them.

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  6. 37 Facebook Pages Every Smart Entrepreneur Must Fo...

    His a list of 37 Facebook pages to enhance your learning. They’re broken down into Blogging, Social Media, Productivity, News/Trends, Branding/Marketi

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  7. Survey Finds UK Startups Upbeat On Growth And Reve...

    Startups in the UK are upbeat about the future and usually more profitable (comparatively) than their US counterparts

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  8. Brits boom in bedroom business start-ups

    The bedroom is the preferred start-up location with 56 per cent of home workers beginning there.

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  9. 7 Things To Consider Before Selling Your Company

    One reason startup acquisitions often don't go as planned is that the founders may not know what to expect.

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  10. One Tell-Tale Sign Of A Wildly Successful Startup

    Most startups fail. But there is a common thread among some of the most successful startups: Consumers, not investors or tech blogs, find them first.

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