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This month Insider launches Business Gym, its regular feature on how to get your company fighting fit and in shape to face economic slowdown. We also look at Midlands businesses that are breaking into that most exacting of markets, Germany, and examine the human cost of administration by speaking to directors who have been through it.
The month’s Insider contains the North West Rich List. After years of continued growth in the wealth of the richest people in the region, we track this year’s decline. The list is compiled by Philip Beresford, the UK’s leading authority on wealth and wealth creators and compiler of the Sunday Times Rich List. But, while we have recorded a sharp decrease in accumulated wealth, there are grounds for optimism. And the magazine looks at the fortunes of Nichols, owner of fruity drink Vimto, and forecasts a recovery for corporate finance in the final quarter of the year.
With the global financial crisis in full swing, this month’s Insider is staying positive. We look at how Bristol’s new retail mecca, Cabot Circus, came together against the odds and take time out from the downturn to profile some of the region’s young business leaders - the first set of this year's class of 42 under 42 - whose creativity and energy will be driving the South West economy for years to come.
Manufacturing is back. Insider looks at how traditional industry is outstripping sectors that were seen as more glamorous a few years ago. Plus the essentials of running a high-tech office and how the credit crunch has affected the wealthy in the latest Wales Rich List.
It’s a special issue this month, as Yorkshire Business Insider celebrates ten years of reporting on all the business news in Yorkshire and the Humber. We consider how the region has fared in the time we have been around, in terms of the economy and property development, take a look at what business personalities have made the distance from 1998 to 2008 and reveal the results of our reader survey on the past ten years. Elsewhere, we examine Yorkshire’s hotel sector and look at the best way to build a cracking team.