Tony Trapp ©Mark Pinder 6:48pm

The creative engineer

Tony Trapp set up a business based on his research 30 years ago. Now he can’t stop

Spanish self-propelled aerial platforms reaching for the sky; and NASA's space shuttle getting its nose out in front in Florida. With striking acuity, Bloomberg's photographers honed in on both the technology companies and the technological products that affect our lives each day, see their work here in Global Technology. FILE PHOTO: "BEST PHOTOS OF 2012" (***BESTOF2012***): A collection of secondhand self-propelled aerial platforms are seen silhouetted against the sky at the Ritchie Bros. auction sale of heavy construction equipment in Ocana, Spain ©Bloomberg From COMMENT 7:29pm

Companies: The rise of the zombie

Ailing groups propped up by state-backed credit can spend all their cash servicing debt rather than investing in growth

Luke Johnson 6:49pm

 Starting a business is all in the mindset

The villainous tendencies that conspire to crush creative endeavour can be beaten

From UK Jan 3, 2013

Cameron to unveil extra Start-Up cash

Age limit for applications raised to 30

Mentors listening to new venture presentations at an event organised by Seedcamp, which runs Europe’s largest accelerator programme ©Philipp Moehring From UK Jan 2, 2013

Community spirit helps start-ups to grow

Incubators and accelerators create networks of like-minded people

From BUSINESS BOOKS Jan 2, 2013

Ignore the ancient myth about high-fliers

A call to embrace a philosophy of fearlessness, where sorry is better than safe

David Richards ©David Parry / FT Jan 1, 2013

Happy to swim against the tide

Venture capital is vital to the growth of many tech companies but is it a failing industry?

From COMPANIES Dec 28, 2012

Start-ups win game in land of giants

Internet-related software industry stands out against big rivals

From PERSONAL FINANCE Dec 21, 2012

Entrepreneurs follow Depardieu out of France

Wealth creators are packing their bags as higher taxes are imposed

Myanmar Entrepreneurs From WORLD Dec 21, 2012

Young entrepreneurs thrive in Myanmar

Recent change has driven a surge in new businesses

Inside Business from COMPANIES Dec 18, 2012

India’s growth prospects less than golden

The last thing jewellers needed was bad news from astrologers

Dec 18, 2012

A bumpy ride piloting a start-up airline

From asking managers to defer pay to hostility from rivals, József Váradi has needed a thick skin

From COMMENT Dec 17, 2012

South Korea: In search of a new model

The presidential candidates are vowing to help the poor and curb favours to big business

Women at the Top from UK Dec 17, 2012

Gender gap in boardroom narrows

Male directors still outnumber female counterparts by over three to one

MBA Partners from BUSINESS EDUCATION Dec 17, 2012

Artists steered towards the right connections

Musicians and film makers are turning to an internet crowdfunding platform to secure donations for their ventures

Business Questions Dec 14, 2012

Can I discipline my bickering employees?

Personal grudge leads to a drop in productivity

Mike Skapinker Michael Skapinker Dec 12, 2012

The keys to chairing a conference

When you sum up at the end of the day, try to draw the narrative together

From BUSINESS BOOKS Dec 12, 2012

Enlightened champions of new technology

Rodolphe Durand and Jean-Philippe Vergne take a look at the new internet outlaws

From UK Dec 12, 2012

Peer-to-peer lending welcomes endorsement

Cable pledges £55m to web funding sites for small businesses

Dec 11, 2012

Struggle of age versus the cult of youth

Even in technology companies, wisdom may still trump youthful enthusiasm