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| TV chiefs get more lather from soaps |
| ‘Hollyoaks’ shows how to branch out digitally |
| Text that is as good as your word |
| Dragon’s latest version of NaturallySpeaking is an impressive advance in voice recognition and control for PCs |
| 20 questions: Peter Hargreaves |
| Hargreaves Lansdowne chief says ‘exploding is good for you’ |
| Nuanced portrait of an ambitious tycoon |
| Ranked by Forbes magazine as the 258th richest person in the world, Denis O’Brien made most of his $3.5bn net worth from telecoms |
| How National Trust gets a helping hand |
| A model for the ‘Big Society’, the charitable body has become more professional while relying on volunteers |
| Notes from outside |
| Martin is happy that Conrad Black is finally free and offers to give him tips on how to adjust to the big wide world |
| BBC does business a dramatic disservice |
| It takes little imagination to produce shows like ‘The Apprentice’ and ‘Dragons’ Den’, which pander to popular misconceptions |
| The queen of the wax jacket |
| Bereavement propelled Dame Margaret Barbour into transforming a niche maker of waterproofs into a must-have accessory for London’s Sloane Rangers and a global brand |
| Should Steve Jobs be more apologetic? |
| Apple’s chief has drawn criticism for not appearing sufficiently sorry over the problems with the iPhone 4 |
| The price of a presence in Russia |
| Yevroset founder Yevgeny Chichvarkin’s experience highlights the challenge of corruption facing local businesses and multinationals in the country |
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