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    The last act? Wales’ arts sector faces an uncertain future in challenging times

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    Fashion crisis unwrapped: The ‘rental revolution’ for Welsh consumers’ wardrobes

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    Fashion crisis unwrapped: The ‘rental revolution’ for Welsh consumers’ wardrobes

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Three resilient businesses investing in the future of Welsh tourism

The tourism industry in Wales has been hit hard by the pandemic, but some businesses remain optimistic as they adapt and grow to survive
Rich Woolley, CEO and founder of Paperclip.
Business

Item-swapping app to launch new website

Download the free app to trade your unloved stuff
Business

South Wales brewery will plant a tree for every order placed in November and December

The alcohol-free brewery's ‘cheers to trees’ campaign looks to further offset their carbon footprint for the good of the planet
Business

How four women used the lockdown in Wales to turn their business dreams into reality

Meet the Welsh women who took the pandemic by the horns and made the most of a bad business situation: by becoming their own boss
Business

Double-edged sword: How four Welsh food businesses have used heat-at-home kits

While many restaurants have adapted to using heat-at-home kits and takeaway, for many businesses it hasn't been so easy
Valyrie owner Justin Oldham tattooing a client
Business

Cathays tattoo studio set to expand

Don’t worry, Valkyrie Tattoo Studio aren’t shutting their doors for good - they’re only moving two minutes down the road
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Welsh language start up wins Women in Business award

The Welsh language learning flash card company began last year and the products are now stocked in over 135 locations
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Business

Welsh independent business, Max Rocks, will host a pop-up shop in John Lewis

Cardiff's John Lewis pop-up initiative with The Great British Exchange will feature Welsh independent business, Max Rocks later this November
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Business

Beloved science centre re-opens after ongoing construction for ‘science capital’ project

Techniquest has re-opened its doors to science lovers after receiving funding and donations
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Report shows 40% of small businesses hit by crime over the last two years

An industry body announces that two fifths of small businesses in Wales were victims of crime since 2017
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