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• Fight the brain drain to evade disaster
• Hans Van Heghe explains how today's business world demands knowledge economy, and how to get from an operations economy to a knowledge-driven economy.

• Reviving bricks & mortar businesses
• How digital technology could help boost the ailing high street.

• Top 10 ways to motivate staff
• ...without spending much money. Tips come courtesy of Iain McMath, MD of Sodexo Motivation Solutions.

• Semiotics in branding
• Citing the Nintendo Wii and black tea, 1HQ semiotics expert Dr Kishore Budha walks us through the concept.

• Sanctuary for entrepreneurs: networking hubs
• For the 21st century entrepreneur, the 'touch-down and take-off' scheme may be the solution for ‘professional loneliness’.

• Acting school: of problems and dilemmas
• This week Amber bemoans a lack of resources and ponders the merits and drawbacks of a showcase.

• HMRC tries to simplify tax regime
• Top accountant Edjelbaum kindly disentangles the latest changes to the British tax code.

• Cocktails all round for Wales’ top entrepreneurs
• Creators of a new premium brand of frozen cocktails have won the Welsh heat of 2011’s biggest search for Britain’s best small businesses.

• Hotels for sale: appraising targets in the hospitality sector
• Peter Bruil discusses looking for the ideal hotel business and gives advice to non-residents who are looking to buy a South African business.

• Small business for sale: buying in South Africa
• Peter Bruil discusses the buying process in South Africa and explains how to avoid common mistakes buyers make.

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