Andrew Cave

“Business cards still work as well as they have worked for 300 years,” said Moo.com founder Richard Moross

The bosses of white-goods maker Miele feel the ‘Mittelstand’ has lessons for the UK

A company called Dot Dot Dot aims to help people struggling to find a place to live by hiring them as guardians of unoccupied buildings

Founder of Pure Gym tells Andrew Cave why he thinks the gym chain he founded has been so successful

Andrew Morley, chief executive of Clear Channel UK, said that interactive ads in bus stops will rival traditional billboards

Royals and finance heads among those looking for 'practical ways to renew the capitalist system, making it an inclusive engine of economic opportunity and shared prosperity'

Outgoing National Farmers' Union president Peter Kendall says government is making a mistake and should treat farms like vital businesses

Bill Marriott, son of the hotel chain’s founder, is still encouraging the group to innovate and push boundaries, as Andrew Cave discovers .

Peter Hambro, one of the leading figures in Britain’s gold mining sector, has criticised hedge funds for distorting the market for gold and warned that there is potential for “disaster” in the industry.

How online print and poster retailer Easyart is trying to build the 'Athena for the internet age’.

Shell UK chairman urges stable tax regime as he worries about the UK economy, eurozone and bringing overseas staff to Britain

How a move upmarket has helped English winemaker Chapel Down toast rising profits at home and abroad.

GlaxoSmithKline’s chief executive tells Andrew Cave the future is about sales in emerging markets and why the company’s Ribena and Lucozade may be sold .

In her new book, Julie Meyer hails a new era of individual capitalism, writes Andrew Cave.

They call it the samba surge. Once described as the perpetual country of the future, Brazil is finally fulfilling its promise.

Asset Protection Agency chief Stephan Wilcke reveals his thoughts on the eurozone debt crisis and how retail banks can be protected from risky investment banking operations.

Milko van Duijl, Lenovo’s senior vice president, has a tough job telling UK consumers just how big Lenovo is.

As Simon Murray takes over as chairman of Glencore, Andrew Cave finds an expat with lively opinions on banks, women and the British.

The Government must act quickly on reform of the UK energy market to prevent a looming capacity gap in UK power generation from getting worse, the head of one of Britain's biggest power groups warns today.

The gold price boom has made Russia's second-richest man, Mikhail Prokhorov, hungry for the next big transaction.