
Graham Stewart brings you the stories and issues making the news in business - from Scotland, the UK, and around the world. Regular interviews with the country's leading chief executives and in-depth reports on the stories of the week. Originally broadcast every Sunday from 1000 on BBC Radio Scotland. Duration: 25 minutes.
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Sun, 6 Dec 09
Duration:
26 mins
Presented by Graham Stewart. Neil Ross, Scottish Venture Fund Director at Scottish Enterprise, tells us why so much money is currently being invested in new Scottish companies. Joe Henry, co-founder of Planys, which specialises in the commercialisation of new technology, and one of his clients, Gillian Watson, managing director of Giltech, explain how to turn clever ideas into a real business. Reporter Huw Williams presents his notebook from Dubai on the emirate's financial problems. And Jim Sillars, former assistant secretary-general to The Arab-British Chamber of Commerce, gives us his assessment of the scale of the problem.
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