Ardwick businessman’s take on retail and BAME representation
Health has always been a passion of Raphael Swaby’s, but working for corporations like Holland and Barrett’s felt ‘too commercial’
Tiramisu proves a hit as out of work actor cooks up second career
An out of work actor from Italy has defied the economic downturn to launch an Italian desserts business after a
Are Manchester United shares a good buy?
Is it wise to invest in stocks in football clubs? Or, more specifically, is it a good decision to buy shares in Manchester United?
‘I wasn’t furloughed, I was told I wasn’t needed’: Lay-offs worst in construction, while hospitality quickest to cull
Nearly two thirds of construction companies laid staff off in the first two weeks of the UK-wide lockdown – the highest of any industry.
Coronavirus: Mayor Burnham outlines Manchester’s ‘humanitarian’ £5m response to help the homeless
Mayor Andy Burnham and Deputy Mayor Bev Hughes spoke to the press today following a meeting of the Greater Manchester Covid-19 Emergency Committee, to keep the people of Greater Manchester up to date with city policy regarding the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic.
Tech Manchester Wellness Festival: Industry attempts to curb entrepreneur mental health concerns at FOUR times the national average
Fifty-eight percent of entrepreneurs report mental health issues leading Tech Manchester and UKFast to address these alarming rates through a free festival.
‘British ideas, British passion, an Italian touch’: MM meet IQ, an intelligent blueprint for entrepreneurs
Three local businessmen, Mike Williams, Cris Marzoli and Shaun Peach discuss their new venture-designer clothing brand, IQ. The trio talk about being thrown into the deep end of the fashion industry and give a unique insight into the mindsets of new business owners.
Windmill takes a bad turn: Why is Manchester’s second greenest building short of interest?
As Windmill Green gets ready to open its doors in November, just two of its seven floors have been snapped up.
Manchester on course for major housing crisis due to over-development, claims damning new report
The report says that Manchester will fail to provide an adequate level of housing or transport to match an estimated 110,000 extra jobs in the city by 2040.
Workers swap suits for boots to keep Manchester city centre sparkling
A team of around 45 volunteers, coordinated by the management company CityCo, headed to Piccadilly Gardens and carried out activities including weeding, jet washing, litter picking and cleaning the fountains.
Nettl just one of many to open doors in the Manchester start-up scene
The business, which is owned by the web studio network Grafenia, is offering a range of print and display items such as business cards, flyers and posters, that can be delivered for free within four hours.