Entrepreneurship: Banks still first port of call for finance
Banks are willing and able to provide much needed finance for start-up firms With increasing uncertainty around the Irish, European and world economies, people could be forgiven for thinking that 201
Banks are willing and able to provide much needed finance for start-up firms
With increasing uncertainty around the Irish, European and world economies, people could be forgiven for thinking that 2011 might not be the best time to consider starting a business. But it is worth remembering that some of Ireland's leading companies, from Dunnes Stores to Ryanair, were founded during equally challenging times.
In any case, for many people there is simply no choice; employment...
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