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Oxford University launches 2008 venture capital fund for own students

Started by Philippe Bradley · 1 year ago

Oxford’s business school, the Said Business School, has Venture Capitalist ambitions. It has put together a £1m seed stage venture capital fund, the SBSVF, and is looking to invest in businesses launched by members of the biz school itself, or members of the Oxford Entrepr ... Continue reading »

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Adamski
1 year ago

Minor point, but the turnaround at M&S is usually credited to Sir Stuart Rose, who has been Chief Executive since 2004. Sir Philip Green owns Arcadia and BHS, and despite trying several times to buy M&S in the past, has had nothing to do with their recent success.

The latter is largely due to me and Binnington buying huge amounts of Extremely Chocolatey Milk Chocolate Rounds in recent months, which drove impressive like-for-like sales in the food business Q4 2007.

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