Archive for September 12th, 2012
New figures show growth in UK employment despite recession
The number of people in employment across the UK increased in the three months to July 2012 and the unemployment rate fell to 8.1%, according to official figures released today. Between May and July 2012 there were 29.56 million people …
Microsoft claims users prefer Bing results to Google’s — report
Microsoft is on a quest to prove it is better than Google in search by conducting a comparative search survey that claims people prefer Bing results to those
Fund manager Ashmore acquires Aviva’s stake in Chinese joint venture
British fund manager Ashmore Investment Management Ltd will acquire its competitor Aviva Investors' 49% stake in a proposed Chinese joint venture with China Central Securities. The UK fund manager
Cameron and Clegg just don’t get it
by Dave Chaplin, CEO, ContractorCalculator.co.uk Under the new off-payroll rules the Government has decided to implement processes within its own departments that 12 years ago HMRC said
How to Get Out Of Debt
Being in debt is one of life’s biggest pressures, and it can be difficult for anyone to deal with. Fortunately, there are solutions and companies out there that
Where to Start with Corporate Financial Planning
It’s never wise to underestimate the importance of financial planning, and in these risky times it’s crucial to get it right. Owners of large businesses and corporations usually
Food giant Kraft takes full control of Moroccan cookie maker Bimo
US food group Kraft Foods Inc (NASDAQ:KFT) said it was buying the 50% not yet owned in Moroccan cookie maker Bimo from investor National Investment Co (SNI) for
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