Mike Lebus

Take a look at a new wave of German entrepreneurs equipped with world class education credentials that are presenting their ideas with hopes of starting their own company.

A look at the emerging markets of the middle east and how they are approaching entrepreneurship and angel investment.

Scandinavian countries are looking to become a global leader in developing exciting new technologies in the energy industry. Venture capitalists have invested billions of dollars in “clean technology” and the sector should continue to grow as more projects become economically feasible.

While New Zealand may not have the population of the US or Europe, there has been a recent rise in the number of angel investors based in New Zealand, those that are looking to make an investment in a new business idea. With business experience too, angel investors are often able to help new entrepreneurs make that step from initial planning to generating venture capital.

A look at the reasons why investors from the US and Europe have looked into Ireland's young workforce, and going a step further, into Ireland's own companies.

There has been a recent wave of websites and TV shows about people starting their own business and following that path from bright idea and individual entrepreneur to small business start-up and then potentially to multinational, depending on the product or service. But what kind of audience are they broadcasting to? Well, it turns out a lot of us Brits want to start up our own small business. But what's the right way to get started?

We’ve all heard the story before, the one about the large western company looking to cut costs and doing so by outsourcing some of its work to India. But behind the scenes, another movement is taking place. Have a look at how India's home grown entrepreneurs are starting a new movement.

Find out how the Australian Investment Network provides a platform for business entrepreneurs to generate capital and for investors to find investment opportunities.

These days, entrepreneurs need not go far to get their idea out to potential investors. Various investors now look online for entrepreneurial ideas, regardless of location. This article looks at how it works in the midwest states of the US.