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Our July issue debates the nature of power in the region during a recession as our Power 100 lists those people who can get the Midlands moving. Our round table debates have also got the economy in mind, looking for green shoots in the region and within the commercial property sector in particular. Paul Kehoe, chief executive of Birmingham International Airport, outlines his future plans, while our economic forum roadshow arrives in Derby. Elsewhere, we explain the intricacies of Islamic finance and report on how to build a brand. And we ask whether universities are doing enough to help local businesses.
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The July issue of Insider explores Liverpool's journey to World Expo 2010 in Shanghai and opinion surrounding the move. Jim Pendrill reports from China at a time when regional businesses are looking eastwards to achieve growth. There is also our annual Power 100 list, which profiles the region's big hitters; a Manchester City Region review and an interview with Crown Paints chairman Graham Hallworth. The first 14 of this year's 42 Under 42 are also revealed.
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The creatives sector is one of the jewels in the South West economy, and its various networks and coalitions are starting to make themselves heard. This month Insider talks to those working across the industry to find out what's at stake for a part of the economy that has now been discovered in a big way. The June issue also includes a series of interviews with some of the region's most established manufacturers. What can the rest of us learn from their respective recipes for longevity?
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Cardiff has changed dramatically, and there is more change on the way. Your new-look Insider hears from leading players on their visions for the capital’s future. Plus Insider’s Top 300 companies in Wales, including an interview with Admiral’s Henry Engelhardt, deputy first minister Ieuan Wyn Jones on balancing the downturn with long-term goals, early-stage finance and the secrets of putting on a great event.
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As Yorkshire competes for business on a world stage we look at some of what the region has to offer. Entrepreneurship runs deep throughout Yorkshire, and we focus on top restaurateur Mohammed Aslam of Aagrah. Leeds boy made good Sir Jimmy Savile talks about business tourism. With plans to provide South Yorkshire with super-fast broadband, we ask what it will mean for businesses.
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