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1. 1. IOD chief Miles to inspire the young into business

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 11 November 2004 MORE young people must to be inspired to join the world of business, says top director Miles Templeman.

2. 2. Storybook spreads the word worldwide

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 20 September 2004 A GOODY-BAG which makes storytelling a fun way to learn for youngsters, is spreading the English language round the globe - thanks to a Bury company.

3. 3. Amec shares take a tumble

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 02 September 2004 SHARES in Cheshire-based international giant Amec tumbled today, knocking more than '54m off its '964m market value, despite up-beat half year results.

4. 4. All in good taste

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 31 August 2004 CHRIS Hook has had more than his fair share of tragedy but he has bounced back time and time again.

5. 5. Aria's singing a song of success

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 04 August 2004 WHEN he arrived in Manchester 10 years ago, with everything he owned in a tiny Peugeot, Aria Taheri, was a poverty-stricken student. Today, the work-driven entrepreneur and founder of Aria Technology heads a '25m a year turnover company employing 86 staff, and is poised to move into brand new '2.3m premises. He talks to Patricia Roberts, about the journey to success from revolution-torn Iran.

6. 6. Lak finds spice to be a winner

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 21 July 2004 'I HAVE itchy feet - I like to make things happen," says Lak Basran, emphasising the point with a little softshoe shuffle of his own gleamingly polished footwear.

7. 7. Nord Anglia leaps to the top of the class

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 20 July 2004 LEAPFROG helped Cheadle-based education and training group Nord Anglia to jump into the top spot as the UK's biggest nursery chain.

8. 8. Schools out for Nord Anglia in £11.9m deal

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 June 2004 CHEADLE-based education and training firm Nord Anglia has sold its UK schools for '11.9m. The company, which is now the nursery-place market leader in the UK and runs the elite Princess Christian nursery chain, announced earlier this year that it intended to dispose of its UK schools division because it is no longer core to its strategy.

9. 9. All the best in the north west

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 18 June 2004 A FARMERS' market, big banking and football clubs have been hailed as the best in the north west, and shining examples of businesses.

10. 10. Mary does it the Micawber way

    Manchester Evening News, Saturday 12 June 2004 MARY JONES could be in line for a corporate hug from the Bank of England - for she must be just the sort of role-model the Grand Old Lady would like the rest of us to follow.

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