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Statistics showing insolvencies in the first quarter 2003 are published today (2 May) by the Department of Trade and Industry. There were 3,684 company insolvencies in England and Wales in the first quarter of 2003 on a seasonally adjusted basis....
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One of the world’s largest credit insurers has seen either falls or only sluggish growth in its turnover in most…
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An Asian information network known as Asiagate, a regional credit information network, will be launched to provide a one-stop centre…
Auction Broadcasting Company (ABC), a highly innovative auto auction company based in Indianapolis, announced the completion and funding of a…
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Pietro Filipi, a Czech fashion firm started from scratch ten years ago has managed to become a trendsetter in the…
German small- and medium-sized companies (SMEs) are considerably more sceptical about their future financing parameters than their foreign peers, according…
The European Union (EU) has launched a new fund called Asia Invest-II (2003-07) aimed at promoting business cooperation between EU…
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Accord Financial Corp., a leading North American provider of asset-based financial services to businesses, including factoring, financing, credit investigation and…
The Export Promotion Bureau (EPB) Chairman Tariq Ikram announced draft plans to increase Pakistani exports to the United States, European…
Sterling National Bank, a subsidiary of Sterling Bancorp, announced that it is extending its business presence in the southeastern United…
Chilean small business bank, Banco del Desarrollo, plans to buy a factoring agency during the first half of 2003. Acquisition…
#3M#bank#small business
Ronson plc announced its interim results to 31 December 2002 and declared a pre-tax profit of Ј15,000 and overall turnover…
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Despite the presence of the SARS epidemic in the region, the Asian Development Bank said its 41 members’ economies would…