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Friday 5th September 2008
Is it time to look at your own small business? In years gone by the number of people looking to start their own small business was just a fraction of the level of interest today. It seems that the internet and other advances in technology have...
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Thursday 4th September 2008
Why Do So Few Woman Reach The Top In Business? Just over a decade ago there was a major push to install woman in some of the more powerful positions in the UK from MPs to police, from FTSE100 company directors to the legal system but where has... |
Wednesday 3rd September 2008
Things Are Getting Hot For DSG While DSG may well be better know to the UK public as Dixons, the massive UK retailer has hit hard times in the wake of the falling economy. The group has seen a heavy fall in sales at Curry’s and... |
Wednesday 3rd September 2008
Marks And Spencer Gets Tough As we reported recently, plans by Marks and Spencer to reduce the amount of redundancy money which they would need to pay employees were leaked to the general press a couple of weeks ago. While... |
Tuesday 2nd September 2008
Is Richard Branson Looking At Gatwick Airport? As news that the regulator will force BAA to sell a number of its UK airports continues to sink in it seems that Virgin Atlantic Airways may well be stepping forward as a possible bidder for... |
Monday 1st September 2008
Another Bradford And Bingley Director Bites The Dust News that Mark Stevens the respected group sales director of troubled Bradford and Bingley has given notice to quit the group has weakened a group which seems to be in something of a terminal... |
Monday 1st September 2008
Is It Safe To Book Your Holiday Now? As we hear news of more holiday firms in trouble many people are concerned about booking their holidays for next year. Is it safe to book up or should you wait to see who comes through the latest... |
Sunday 31st August 2008
With Zoom Down Who Will Be Next? As news filters through that Zoom airline is now dead and buried, leaving thousands of passengers out of pocket and many stranded, the guessing game goes on as to who will be next to feel the heat.... |
Sunday 31st August 2008
Is Northern Rock In Trouble Again? After a period when troubled Northern Rock seemed to be getting itself back on a firm footing again there are signs that all may not be well at the Newcastle based bank. After the news that job... |
Sunday 31st August 2008
Is Aer Lingus In Trouble? As the airline industry continues to digest the news that Zoom is now grounded forever it seems that Aer Lingus may well be in trouble as well. Reporting a £17.9 million loss for the first... |
Sunday 31st August 2008
Even John Lewis Is Slowing Expansion Plans News that John Lewis stores, seen by many as the bell weather of the UK retail sector, is struggling to fulfil its current expansion plans does not bode well for the immediate future. The problem... |
Friday 29th August 2008
Savers must look behind headline interest rates It was yesterday warned that, with the huge increase in new building society and bank accounts boasting supposedly high interest rates, savers should exercise caution before choosing which account... |
Thursday 28th August 2008
Savings accounts beat returns from shares It was announced yesterday in a report by Thomson-Reuters Lipper that the returns from saving accounts have been consistently higher than the returns from investing in shares in the last 5... |
Monday 25th August 2008
So Mr Brown, Will The Taxpayer Lose Money On Northern Rock? Those close to the Northern Rock situation have been very vocal over the last couple of weeks with regards to a statement made by Gordon Brown on the 18th February, soon after the troubled Northern... |
Monday 25th August 2008
Is Lehman Brothers On The Brink? While there has been a flurry of takeover rumours around US financial giant Lehman Brothers, with the state run Korea Development Bank among the front runners, there is real concern that the group... |
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Using a keynote speech at the CBI in Scotland we saw Gordon Brown looking more upbeat than he has for some time, more resilient and more candid in his approach to the struggle with the economy.... 
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