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The Enterprise Act 2003, due to come into force on 15 September, will introduce a number of positive changes that will make the rescue of an insolvent company more straightforward than in the past, says Malcolm Shierson, partner within Grant...
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The restructuring of the Malaysian economy and its banks since the 1997/98 Asian financial crisis has been a success, but…
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The Asian Development Bank plans to make a loan of US$15m to the government's Philippine Export-Import Credit Agency (Philexim) to…
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Britain's trade deficit narrowed sharply in July as the recovering global economy boosted external demand for UK goods, economists said…
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Interest in small- and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) by donors, including the World Bank Group, is increasing in Tanzania, the Financial…
An exciting Ј10m project aimed at providing free advice to local firms is to be launched at the International Convention…
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Foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows amounted to a record US$ 9.3bn in the Czech Republic last year, which is the…
A round table of small- and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) was the initiative today behind closed doors of the President of…
The pressure on small businesses to meet the soaring costs of compulsory employers liability insurance came a step closer to…
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Manufacturers were more optimistic in August compared to previous months: the confidence index, calculated by the ISAE (Economic Research Institute)…
Official figures show the eurozone economy contracted slightly in the second quarter, fractionally below earlier estimates but in line with…
The Kansai industrial region, regarded as one of the most depressed in Japan, has begun to grow faster than the…
The John Reynolds Group Ltd, one of the UK’s oldest and leading independent specialist credit insurance brokers, has launched the…