A new-style ski rental business is shaking up the Alps, reports Stephanie Hall
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Ahead of International Women’s Day, new European initiatives aim to increase female boardroom representation. Sarah Wachter reports
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Environmental concern, employee concern and videoconferencing
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Chinese innovation, tailoring your message and surviving trade shows
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The iPhone, preventing internet abuse, challenging the doubters
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Real business in a virtual world, tapping the avant-garde, getting an EU grant
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Investment in space, thinking big, making money in a war zone
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Leading the way in truck telematics
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The global floriculture business is booming, but the Netherlands is having to dig deep to safeguard its pre-eminence. Boyd Farrow reports
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The clean technology sector is expanding at an astounding rate, but recruitment is proving problematic. By Mike Scott
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The revolutionary genetic modification to plants that could help solve the world’s food crisis
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The end of the incandescent light bulb?; BMW goes electric; British-based Zander making the desert grow; Cobra beer makes a move into India
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Honda begins the greening of Formula One; Kempinski builds a worldwide property brand; Marvel comic heroes heading to a dinner table near you
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GM’s big plans for rooftop solar power; Warming workplaces with body heat
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Barry Mansfield talks to Steve Purdham, CEO of We7, about the future of free music downloads
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Europe must wean itself off oil and gas, says Declan J Ganley, and the continent's entrepreneurs can help to make this happen
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Tom Stevenson looks at an Australian company that’s reinventing the humble shopping bag
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Deregulation offers great opportunities for companies like Pitney Bowes to help retailers fine-tune their mailshots. By Justin Keay
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Making fuel and making movies
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Learning from failure and learning from the Americans
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Dotcom dangers and doing business in Japan
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New tyres that could save litres of fuel and hundreds of euros a year and reduce emissions
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The first of a series, we re-visit start-ups featured in earlier editions of CNBC European Business to see how they are tackling the downturn in 2008
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High-speed Wi-Fi meets high-speed trains
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French companies must generate more joie de travail, says Sarah Wachter
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France is accelerating its start-up culture but not fast enough says Sarah Wachter.
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Lubomir Sedlak meets a Czech entrepreneur with a penchant for keeping things under wraps
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Sarah Wachter has a brush with a French company that sees huge global potential in products for frizzy hair
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Tony Glover uncovers a company that sees a huge future in broadband-connected home surveillance and security products
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Networking site iWiW’s popularity with savvy Hungarians has been noticed by T-Online, which has paid €4m for the business. By NEIL BARNETT
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Sarah Wachter swings by Magelo and discovers a company one step ahead of the online gaming titans
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Scott Berman talks to Mamut CEO Eilert Hanoa, who took a big gamble when he started his company from scratch
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Lubomír Sedlák meets the man who’s bringing go-karting to central and eastern Europe
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Richard Lofthouse takes a trip to Planet X and finds a guerilla brand that’s making it into the mainstream
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Fokke de Jong started out renting graduation gowns to students; now he is aiming at global suit-trade dominance. Richard Lofthouse met him
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It began as a local financial website. Now the online bank has expansion in its sights, discovers Sarah Wachter
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Darren Spence explains to Richard Lofthouse why he believes his fresh café concept will lead to a chain... and a fortune
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Is this the birth of the electric scooter? Boyd Farrow reports
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A European user-managed news search engine is on course to become the continent’s next high-tech blockbuster, reports Sarah Wachter
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Serial entrepreneur David Gordon has developed a scheme that will not only harness clean energy but fan even more wealth his way. By BOYD FARROW
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It’s Slovenia’s only games developer, but that hasn’t stopped it dreaming of Hollywood, finds Kester Eddy
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We examine the importance of innovation to surviving in business, and profile 50 of the top innovators in Europe
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A report on how the booming creative industries are driving Europe's economic growth
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Israel is about to join the OECD and foreign investment is booming, but many Europeans have yet to join the party, says Hanan Sher
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