Archive
Issue: November 2007
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Tobacco
Indulgences
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People & Profiles
Eurotypes: The Eurostar traveller
Mark Jones rides the rails with an entrepreneur on the cutting edge of both commerce and couture
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Automotive
Pick of the crop
The BMW M3 takes on the Audi R8
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Travel & Leisure
TRAVEL NEWS
The latest developments in the tourism industry
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Food & Beverages
Nouveau riche
Re-evaluating Beaujolais
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Luxury
Pick up the beat
Heart rate monitors go head to head
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Luxury
INDULGENCES
CNBC European Business’s guide to the finer things in life
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Art & Books
ART & BOOKS
From Anger to Apathy; The Whisperers; Millais
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Alternative Investments
Driving profits
Ben Oliver argues that a vintage car can offer better returns than the stock market
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Real Estate
Burning question
Can Greece's property market recover?
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Rail transport
The greenest option?
Is rail travel really more environmentally friendly than flying? Flemmich Webb finds out
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Rail transport
A new Orient Express
The future looks bright for business travellers
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Rail transport
Global shift
Europe's freight firms go worldwide
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Rail transport
Worlds apart
Anthony Lambert asks why the UK and France are so utterly different when it comes to railways
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Rail transport
Meet me at St Pancras
A look at London's new international station
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Rail transport
High speed ahead
Europe’s existing high-speed rail network is impressive and set to treble in size, says Gillian Thomas
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Rail transport
GOLDEN AGE
The future of rail
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Real Estate
The quick and the dead
Retail opportunities in eastern Europe
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Country, Regional & City Reports
Booming Bavaria
Justin Keay reports on the many opportunities – in particular in media and technology – for investing in Germany’s wealthiest state
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Retail
This year's model
Italy’s luxury fashion labels are finally seeking outside investors, reports Boyd Farrow
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Sports & Sports Marketing
A fresh wave
Richard Lofthouse discovers why sailing has suddenly emerged as one of the hottest sports for marketing
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Alternative Energy
Something in the air
Elisabeth Jeffries sniffs out the burgeoning biogas industry and finds out why it’s grabbing the attention of energy companies across Europe
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Technology & Telecoms
Business in the fast lane
Easynet founder David Rowe wants to use broadband to bring the barriers to international business crashing down. Barry Mansfield reports
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Automotive
Porsche's big coup
Ben Oliver looks at how tiny Porsche is on the brink of controlling mighty Volkswagen
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Food & Beverages
Message in a bottle
The water wars hot up
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Leadership
Carlos Ghosn
Simon Hobbs talks to the CEO of Renault and Nissan
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Innovation & Start-up
Flower power
The global floriculture business is booming, but the Netherlands is having to dig deep to safeguard its pre-eminence. Boyd Farrow reports
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News & Views
Hannan's View: Soft target
The EU faces off against Microsoft
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Technology & Telecoms
Drawing attention
Barry Mansfield checks out Wacom’s new Bamboo graphics tablet
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Alternative Energy
Muck and brass
Tom Stevenson looks at Thenergo, a French firm that’s making energy out of bio-waste
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Country, Regional & City Reports
Kartal-Pendik
Istanbul hopes to create a city within a city, reports Boyd Farrow
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Innovation & Start-up
Start-up: Intamac
Tony Glover uncovers a company that sees a huge future in broadband-connected home surveillance and security products
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Innovation & Start-up
Start-up: Magelo
Sarah Wachter swings by Magelo and discovers a company one step ahead of the online gaming titans
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News & Views
NEWS ROUND-UP
Global reports
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Editor's Letter
NOVEMBER 2007
Rail travel's new golden age?
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Innovation & Start-up
RADAR
Learning from failure and learning from the Americans
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News & Views
BUSINESS ROUND-UP
Company digest
