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The week in entrepreneurship


Your weekly summary of entrepreneurship news, comment, and features. Sent by the Centre for Entrepreneurs (home of StartUp Britain). Sign up here. Read the original newsletter here.

News

  • Small business minister handed role of ‘scale-up champion’ in Industrial Strategy (Sky News)
  • Industrial Strategy should not prop up failing industries, urge business groups (Guardian)
  • Business rates are biggest reason international retailers are shunning UK (Telegraph)
  • Coffee shops on the march as pubs decline, town centre data shows (BBC)
  • US loosens international entrepreneur (visa) rule (GeekWire)

Opinion

  • Trump has to make startup America great again (Gillian Tett, FT)
  • Donald Trump’s business meddling: Crony capitalism to a Tea (Ryan Bourne, head of public policy, IEA)
  • There’s a time and place for entrepreneurs to expect government support (Hugo Burge, CEO, Momondo Group)
  • Business can make our high streets beautiful again (Dominic Nutt, interim director of comms, British Property Federation)
  • Can the gig economy survive the British worker? (Francois Badenhorst, deputy editor, Business Zone)
  • Can entrepreneurship revive the troubled PhD? (Ainsley O’Connell, Fast Company)

Features

  • Techcrunch: Brazil – a look into Latin America’s largest startup ecosystem
  • Fast Company: Indiegogo wants to reclaim its momentum with a renewed focus on entrepreneurs
  • Standard: Javad Marandi – from Iranian immigrant to Soho House investor





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