East of England MEP Robert Sturdy is hosting a trade conference at the University of Cambridge next month.

Cambridge businesses are being urged to book their places now at the anuual Budget Roadshow staged by Streets chartered accountants.

It was smiles all round when the Marshall Young Persons Group in Cambridge handed over a cheque for £5,000 to the Blue Smile charity.

A Cambridge company has come out top in the east of England in a new league table ranking Britain’s private-equity-backed firms with the fastest-growing profits.

Dietmar Leitner has been appointed managing director of Napp Pharmaceuticals – part of the Napp Pharmaceutical Group, based at the Cambridge Science Park.

Cambridge engineers have come up with a way to infuse a sense of theatre into the art of tea making – to rival the experience enjoyed by coffee drinkers.

Direct flights from Cambridge Airport to Jersey will be operating later this year – for the first time since 2006.

University technology investor Imperial Innovations is launching its first office in the Cambridge area today.

Cambridgeshire text-to-speech device company Toby Churchill is to open a US office in Denver, Colorado, in July.

Atkins Gregory in Cambridge is going for a clean sweep – with a new acquisition and plans to grow its staff numbers by a quarter in the next year.

Stansted Airport has donated a further £50,000 to the Stansted Employment and Training Academy – bringing total donations from airport funds to £300,000.

Cambridge solar pioneer Eight19 has launched a £5 million ‘series B’ funding round to accelerate its product development and market rollout.

Cambridge businesses are being urged to take advantage of £90 million funding on offer from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).

Horizon Diagnostics – a division of Waterbeach personalised medicine company Horizon Discovery – has announced a new partnership in a bid to improve the accuracy of lung cancer diagnostic testing.

More than two billion people bought ARM-powered devices last year – boosting pre-tax profits for the Cambridge technology firm by 37 per cent to £229.7 million.

Cambridge technical experts are among the driving forces behind a ‘road train’ project which has just successfully completed its first test demonstration.

The Ministry of Defence’s first truly deployable CT scanner has been officially handed over by Cambridge-based Marshall Land Systems.

Investment of $5.5 million (£3.5m) has been secured by Cambridge-based TeraView – a leader in Terahertz systems and solutions.

Cambridge biotech company BACTEST has closed a £900,000 funding round to help bring some of its products to market.

Will your business cope with the network traffic load during the Olympics? – that’s the question being asked by Cambridgeshire firm Intergence.