A BOUNCY castle hire firm owner has started a sister company to ensure inflatables are operating within the law and to the highest safety standards around the region.
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TAKE one former French footballer, add a top-class Parisian chef, and blend carefully with a significant amount of North East initiative. Marinate, then serve up Newcastle’s latest fast-food business venture to prove a huge success.
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A STRICT background where chores and homework were essential appears more likely to create a successful entrepreneur than having parents with their own business.
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A THREAT to sue for trade mark infringement can cause harm to the reputation of a business or intimidate potential customers. Section 21 of the Trade Mark Act 1994 (TMA) was introduced to protect third parties against threats based on unjustifiable allegations of trade mark infringement.
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A MUM who turned her back on a career in human resources to look after her two young children is returning to the world of work by opening her own business.
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ENTREPRENEURS in the North East are more likely to sacrifice the big house to ensure their business succeeds than their counterparts elsewhere in the country.
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WITHOUT wishing to appear to be ignoring the gravity of the global economic difficulties and the general doom and gloom, the current climate offers some golden opportunities for businesses that are prepared to rise to the challenge.
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Another week and another raft of promises from the Government as it pledges to help hard-pressed small businesses weather the financial storm. Karen Dent asks whether the region’s SMEs expect the measures to make any difference.
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IT IS likely health and safety enforcement within the UK will become even tougher. The Health & Safety (Offences) Bill is expected to be introduced as law early next year.
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A HEALTHCARE company which began life as a home-based business is aiming to more than double its turnover to break the half million pound barrier within two years.
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ARE your staff entitled to work in the UK? Next month, the Government will take its first steps towards replacing paper-based immigration documents with biometric identity cards.
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A WHEELCHAIR user is drawing on his own experiences to educate companies about how disability law affects them and how becoming more accessible can help them improve profits.
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