Cash-Strapped Entrepreneurs Face Uphill Battle With E-Commerce | Dragons’ Den

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Kristen and Ross Hunter make and sell picture frames made from old whiskey barrels, the husband and wife duo seek £50,000 in return for a 15% equity stake in ‘Whiskey Frames’ but is their business scalable?

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