Entrepreneurship is alive and well
Teenage Stonehaven waitress Kirsty Cleaver narrowly missed out as Arjun Rajyagor walked away with the title and £25,000 to invest in his own business, but all the competitors gave hope that British entrepreneurship is alive and well for at least the next generation.
Non-financial public enterprises are expected to perform well and remain resilient, strengthened by the significant progress made from the ongoing government-linked companies transformation programmes, the Finance Ministry said.