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1. Drive your boss around the bend
Get Bracknell, Friday 3 October 2008Nick Watts hopes to drive his way to a fortune with his mobile racing simulator, which lets people race Ferraris against each other from the comfort of their home or office.
2. Independent salon opens in town
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 23 April 2008A new hair salon in the town centre is offering clients an extra luxurious touch when they visit.
3. Provecta becomes part of UK giant
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 4 June 2008Zenith Vehicle Contracts has acquired Reading-based car hire firm Provecta.
4. Boyes Turner bolsters property arm
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 4 June 2008Law firm Boyes Turner has boosted its property practice by hiring Derek Ching.
5. Independent school caterer expands
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 11 June 2008Reading-based contract caterer BaxterStorey has expanded its education service provision with the launch of sister company Holroyd Howe Independent.
6. How to get your firm sale-ready
Get Bracknell, Thursday 26 June 2008Company bosses are invited to a free conference next month to learn how to prepare their business for sale and maximise its value.
7. Dentist where people drop in for a cuppa
Get Bracknell, Sunday 20 January 2008IF you are after a sparkling set of gnashers, then you need to book an appointment at Woodborough House in Pangbourne.
8. 450 jobs to face axe at Vodafone
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 19 March 2008Mobile phone giant Vodafone is to axe 450 jobs in a move aimed at “simplifying” its operations, the firm announced yesterday.
9. Post service ‘competition’ a good thing
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 12 March 2008Despite lamentations of those who are unsettled by the demise of their local post office, a report out today claims that thousands of jobs have resulted from the diversity in our postal delivery service.
10. Reading's economy: Just the job
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 5 March 2008Business experts have dismissed whispers of a looming economic disaster, claiming Reading is still a boomtown and a commercial powerhouse.