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Andrew Cave

Andrew Cave

Freelance Business Writer, Author, Interviewer and Columnist at The Daily Telegraph

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  • English
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  • Finance & Banking Services

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Recent Articles

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Hedge funds 'could cause disaster' for gold

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.
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QVC has come a long way from selling VW Beetle clocks for £16.50

Andrew Cave investigates how the shopping channel is adapting to a brave new world.
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Bill Marriott on moving the hotel giant into Rwanda

Bill Marriott, son of the hotel chain’s founder, is still encouraging the group to innovate and push boundaries, as Andrew Cave discovers .
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'Why does the Government think food production is not important?

Outgoing National Farmers' Union president Peter Kendall says government is making a mistake and should treat farms like vital businesses
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London hosts world leaders in debate on 'fairer’ capitalism

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'
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Bus shelters the future for digital advertising, says Clear Channel...

Andrew Morley, chief executive of Clear Channel UK, said that interactive ads in bus stops will rival traditional billboards
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Pure Gym founder on how he built Britain's biggest gym chain

Founder of Pure Gym tells Andrew Cave why he thinks the gym chain he founded has been so successful
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Making an empty house a home: how some people are living rent-free ...

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
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Why the business card will live forever - The Telegraph

“Business cards still work as well as they have worked for 300 years,” said Moo.com founder Richard Moross
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Why pricey Miele has the cheapest products on the market

The bosses of white-goods maker Miele feel the ‘Mittelstand’ has lessons for the UK
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Takeover sows the seeds for anxieties about food security

The world’s largest maker of agri-chemicals is now owned by a Chinese state company, writes Andrew Cave