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• How to invest in Britain today
• Victoria Brannen speculates on possible British non-equity investment opportunities for individuals.

• Automating payables processing
• Improve the efficiency of your invoice management system and control payment cycles, thereby maximising savings.

• Music industry stifled by finance failure
• The Enterprise Finance Guarantee has backed a mere two deals in the sector in the last two years.

• How technology revolutionised consumption
• The revolution will not be televised - but it will trend on Twitter.

• How to become a trader
• Greg Secker on setting up training people to 'make money from thin air' and setting up a charitable foundation.

• Hotels for sale: an artist's retreat
• German photographer Guido Schoeldgen designed a luxury five-star hotel and his own personal getaway.

• Mobile home parks for sale: setting up
• Debbie and Andrew Keeble have turned their business acumen to the leisure industry and tell us how they've set up their new caravan park.

• Franchises for sale: knowing your market
• Using greeting cards as a case study, an examination of how to anticipate your customer's tastes and shopping habits.

• A-Z of starting a business
• The first in a series from SME accountant Norman Younger. Today's letter, in Sesame St style, is... A

• Is anger management for a company executive?
• Anger management therapist David Woolfson reflects on the damage wrought and how to find solutions.

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