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Guest Opinion Liad Shababo says that deciding whether to become an entrepreneur boils down to one simple question. More »
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Guest Opinion Putting the UK on the entrepreneurial map
In the first in a series of monthly columns, Zuora chief executive Tien Tzuo explains how the UK can place itself more firmly on the global entrepreneurial map. More »
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Essay Being ‘mad’ ain’t so bad, Lord Sugar
Greg Marsh thinks Europeans need to embrace a bit of madness if they are to build more successful businesses. Why don't our supposed champions of enterprise realise this? More »
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Guest Opinion European founders are driving innovation
European entrepreneurs should not be in awe of their American counterparts, says BlaBlaCar founder Nicolas Brusson. Europe is leading the way. More »
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Guest Opinion Entrepreneurship’s dirty little secret
Entrepreneurship is not a panacea for all employment ills, writes Alan Gleeson. We need to discourage those who aren't fit to start their own business. More »
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Building a Company Get off the ground in forty easy steps
Thinking of setting up a company? The Kernel's entrepreneurship columnist has assembled a forty-point plan to help you get off the ground without making avoidable errors. More » -
Interview Saul Klein: seeding entrepreneurship
Over the next few months, The Kernel will publish extracts from Ivo Spigel's upcoming book, Eurogeeks. In this first interview in the series, Ivo catches up with Saul Klein, of Index Ventures and Seedcamp. More »
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Editorial Introducing Eurogeeks by Ivo Spigel
Over the next few months, The Kernel will publish extracts from a new book by Ivo Spigel, our Eastern European correspondent. Spigel's upcoming book, Eurogeeks, profiles some of the leading thinkers and entrepreneurs in technology, in Europe and beyond. More » -
Column Breakdowns in communication
Andrew J Scott says that venture capitalists and entrepreneurs often speak different languages. Generally, it's the entrepreneurs who know what they're talking about. More » -
Editorial Reductive role models
Eric Ries's Lean Startup methodology is great for building companies, but not so good at producing well-rounded human beings. More » -
Essay The commoditisation of the entrepreneur
It seems as though every young person with a laptop and an idea is encouraged to set up a business these days. But there are dire consequences for those who don't make it, and for the economy at large, writes Ezra Butler. More »
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Guest Opinion Success can be deadly
The entertainment industry has struggled to keep up with the pace of technological change. But Nick Denys warns tech entrepreneurs about getting too smug: their industry too is making some foolish errors. More »
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The Scene Wanderers in the fog
Entrepreneurship is not to be taken lightly, writes founder and investor Greg Marsh, as he compares entrepreneurs to the proverbial wanderer in Caspar David Friedrich's famous work of 1818. More »
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Guest Opinion Start-ups should embrace Labour
How can any self-respecting entrepreneur vote Labour ever again? Political strategist and author Luke Bozier makes the case. More »
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Column Timing is everything
The Kernel's entrepreneurship columnist Andrew J Scott introduces himself and shares his biggest lesson so far: that in business, timing is everything. More »