City’s regeneration strides ahead

THE year 2008 will be critical for Wales' third largest city as major regeneration projects get under way and others get nearer completion. Five years into its multi-billion-pound regeneration programme the City of Newport has seen a range of new developments that will, in turn, revolutionise and shape the city of the future.

Too long for too little

MANAGERS in Wales are putting in too many hours, for too few returns, according to research from the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).

Vans Direct has new strategy

THE UK's biggest supplier of new vans is looking to accelerate revenue growth with a new look management team.

Plug Pal launched

Plug Pal, the invention bourn out of a desire to increase safety in the home, workplace and at leisure, is finally about to launch in the UK both online and through retail outlets.

Quartix secures new investment worth £12m

A MID WALES supplier of vehicle tracking systems, Quartix, has secured a new debt and equity investment totalling more than £12m.

Hotel gets a £15m revamp

ONE of Cardiff's oldest hotels has revealed its new look following a £15m investment in its refurbishment.

What happens when Northern Rock’s publicly run?

What happens now? by Sion Barry, Western Mail  

Rethink on entrepreneur support in Wales

Weekly column by Professor Dylan Jones Evans, Western Mail

Technium pioneer is guest speaker at club

VICE-CHANCELLOR of the University of Wales, Professor Marc Clement, will address the next meeting of Cardiff Breakfast Club. (Western Mail)

WAG’s help sought by chamber creditor

A COMPANY which is pressing the board of Cardiff Chamber of Commerce for a list of its creditors has written to the Assembly Government seeking support. (Western Mail)