Which comes first the funding or the finance-worthy business? Figures on venture capital funding across the different regions of the UK suggest the answer and indicate the scale of the task Wales faces to attract more investment, Rhys David says.
Share market key to a stronger Welsh business sector
John Ball says while stock exchange in Wales would have to start from small beginnings, this has not proved a drawback in other countries.
Welsh broadcasting in limbo
Geraint Talfan Davies assesses the fall-out from the crisis at S4C and a weak response to Wales from the BBC Trust.
Doing the sums
Alan Trench argues that we need to understand the Welsh budget more fully or we will lose out
S4C’s ‘too big to fail’ problem
Gwion Owain explores Welsh broadcasting’s ‘Celtic informational twilight of things that are known but not known’
Too big to fail and too big to know
David Melding reports on a visit to Germany to discuss European futures
Economic Renewal – cheers come later
Geraint Talfan Davies hears the Deputy First Minister outline a promised new direction for economic renewal in Wales.
One Wales 3 Years On – Deputy First Minister
Ieuan Wyn Jones, Deputy First Minister for Wales,
3rd Anniversary of One Wales coalition agreement
Pierhead Building, Cardiff Bay
1 July 2010
Britain enters ‘economic equivalent of a Dignitas clinic’
Mark Drakeford says the Budget spells disaster for Wales