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Last week, official figures showed Britain's manufacturing industry had recorded its worst fall in output in more than 10 years, heightening fears over the health of the UK economy. The depressed state of the sector is thought to have been...
Small- and medium-enterprises (SMEs) could generate 50% of the country's gross domestic product by 2006, up from 42%, if a…
The Standard Chartered Bank (StanChart) will this year put special emphasis on providing finance to small and medium scale enterprises…
There were 4,323 company insolvencies in England and Wales in the fourth quarter of 2002 on a seasonally adjusted basis.…
The European Central Bank (ECB) kept its powder dry yesterday, holding interest rates steady at 2.75 per cent, but made…
The Bank of England yesterday surprised the markets by cutting its primary interest rate by a quarter of a percentage…
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Kaulkin Ginsberg today announced that with 55 deals completed in 2002, the year was the second busiest ever in Accounts…
The Chamber of Commerce (PHDCCI), in its pre-Budget memorandum, has urged the Government to review the Securitisation Act, provide longer…
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Alliance Entertainment Corp. today announced that it has extended the term of its Revolving Credit Facility with GE Commercial Finance…
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Banco Espirito Santo Overseas Ld has published results showing consolidated net profit reaching Euro 222.1m, which corresponds to an increase…
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Local banks, under pressure to scale back consumer lending to households and individuals, are scrambling to find alternative ways of…
Disputes over late business payments are popularly depicted as a David and Goliath struggle between a small supplier and a…
In a bid to add debt purchasing and surveillance to its local service portfolio, Dutch debt collecting giant Intrum Justitia…
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