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Insolvencies among UK manufacturers could increase in 2004 despite positive signs of recovery in the sector, according to the latest Economic Barometer from Atradius, a leading credit insurance and credit management provider. Although trade between the UK and major markets...
Scotland’s economy is growing at the fastest rate seen in almost four years. The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) will…
A new European directive does not require small businesses to send and receive invoices by email, despite fears that firms…
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Optimism and performance of UK companies has improved over the past three months, according to a survey released today by…
Scottish businesses are urged to attend a free seminar on Tuesday 10 February giving guidance on their new role in…
Northern Ireland's private sector economy expanded for the tenth successive month in January, according to the Ulster Bank PMI survey…
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Statistics showing insolvencies in the fourth quarter 2003 are published today by the Department of Trade and Industry. (DTI) COMPANY…
A small County Durham-based specialist engineering company has won Ј6.7million of business to supply copper tube manufacturing equipment to Mexico…
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The Bank of England raised its main interest rate today for the second time in three months. The quarter-point rise…
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Following the warning from the Forum of Private Business (FPB that new small-firm audit regulations could put directors' homes at…
Versailles, the trade finance company which collapsed in 2000 owing Ј70m to its banks, made no money whatsoever from the…
January’s seasonally-adjusted CIPS/Reuters Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) – a composite indicator designed to provide an overall view of conditions in…
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Carl Cushnie, founder of the collapsed FTSE 250 company Versailles, channelled more than Ј610,000 in payments from within the group…
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