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London exhibition spotlights migrant business owners - Vimarsana News

London exhibition spotlights migrant business owners

From the co-founder of retail giant Marks & Spencer to the owners of a family-run Chinese takeaway, a new exhibition is showcasing migrant entrepreneurs and the role they played in moulding Britain.

London Exhibition Spotlights Migrant Business Owners - Vimarsana News

London Exhibition Spotlights Migrant Business Owners

From the co-founder of retail giant Marks & Spencer to the owners of a family-run Chinese takeaway, a new exhibition is showcasing migrant entrepreneurs and the role they played in moulding Britain.

London exhibition spotlights migrant business owners - Life & Style - Vimarsana News

London exhibition spotlights migrant business owners - Life & Style

LONDON: From the co-founder of retail giant Marks & Spencer to the owners of a family-run Chinese takeaway, a...

London exhibition spotlights migrant business owners - Vimarsana News

London exhibition spotlights migrant business owners

From the co-founder of retail giant Marks & Spencer to the owners of a family-run Chinese takeaway, a new exhibition is showcasing migrant entrepreneurs and the role they played in moulding Britain. One example is the  retailer Marks & Spencer, which was co-founded by Michael Marks who was born into a Polish Jewish family that immigrated to Britain in 1882.

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Rheumatic heart disease in Indigenous children could be spread by throat bacteria, researchers find

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