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Entrepreneurs are often described as risk-takers, decision-makers and opportunity spotters. But what do those characteristics actually look like when somebody is building a real business? The experience of Vivien Wong, co-founder of Little Moons, provides an interesting real-world example. From accountancy to ice cream At the age of 28, Wong left an accounting career paying around £80,000 a year to establish Little Moons with her brother, Howard. Entrepreneurship was not enti

What is an entrepreneur? An entrepreneur is someone who identifies a business opportunity and takes the risk of organising resources to exploit it. Entrepreneurs are central to the creation and development of businesses. They bring together ideas, people, finance and other resources and make decisions about how those resources should be used. But being entrepreneurial involves more than simply starting a business. Entrepreneurs need to be able to spot opportunities, operate i

Automation is often presented as a way for businesses to reduce costs, improve productivity and increase efficiency. But introducing new technology does not automatically guarantee better performance. This BBC News story explores the difficulties faced by pizza restaurants using robotic pizza-making technology. It provides an excellent real-world context for Business students to consider topics including automation, productivity, efficiency, quality, investment decisions and

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As students gear up for their final examinations, the pressure to solidify their knowledge intensifies. With the Edexcel GCSE Business...