As Dragons' Den returned to BBC Two screens last night, viewers were treated to warm scenes as Peter Jones invested ?100,000 into an iced tea brand with humble beginnings. more»
Best friends Alex Somervell and Jonny Pryn are on a mission to transform the foreign language skills of British children through their publishing group, OneThirdStories. more»
Having secured ?30,000 from one of the country?s most distinguished investors, 23 year-old entrepreneur and Dragons? Den winner Ed Hollands spoke exclusively to Business Advice about learning to sell and pitch a business. more»
Since cutting her entrepreneurial teeth in the Dragons? Den as a contestant in 2010, Kirtsy Henshaw has established her very own business empire. more»
Business Advice sat down with former TV Dragon, Sarah Willingham, to find out why Britain?s schoolchildren are starting to look at entrepreneurship for their future. more»
After almost 13 years on Britain?s TV screens, Dragons? Den has become the definitive place to watch wannabe tycoons pitch their business ideas to investors. But have you ever wondered what the cameras don?t show? more»
A lot of entrepreneurs have great ideas that they want to start rolling, but often they feel that financial restrictions are what prevents this from happening. These tips will help to construct a successful funding pitch that will stand out among competition and grab the attention of investors. more»
Whatever the business idea and whatever the motivation behind it, there?s one thing that unites them all ? they need money to get off the ground. more»
When Ben Corrigan and Jonny Plein took their business, Pouch, onto BBC investment show Dragons? Den the duo could only have dreamed that all five Dragons would table an offer. more»
With BBC?s 12-year old business show set to return to our screens on August 20, Business Advice takes a look at the backgrounds of the two new Dragons? Den investors. more»
