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CEO's Diary: Time for a break
CEO's Diary: Time for a break
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Banks still not lending, firms complain
Despite government efforts to encourage banks to increase lending to entrepreneurs, small businesses still need more support, according to a new survey conducted by the Forum of Private Business (FPB).
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CEO's Diary: The reality of 2009
The CEO's facing the reality of redundancies - even if elsewhereFebruary 26 - The sober reality of the recession hit me...
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Banking bonuses: Combating the culture of greed
Everyone has an opinion on the bonus culture of the banking system - few have much time for bailed out banks paying millions to staff. Gina Dyer talks to politicians and employment experts on how the issue should be pragmatically viewed and the best way forward.
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Sage goes for the K factor
The tree sways alarmingly in the wind; just a light breeze really, though when you’re 60 feet off the ground attempting to hook yourself onto a zip-wire, a light breeze really makes its presence felt. The safety rope would catch me if I fell, though my g...
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Video: BusinessZone.co.uk presents - Julie Meyer, chief executive, Ariadne Capital
If anyone's qualified to talk about what it takes to make it in business it's Julie Meyer. Described as one of the best connected entrepreneurs in the UK, Meyer has worked with some of the past decade's biggest success stories including Lastminute.com an...
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The £5 plan to kick-start local trade
Retailers hope to inject £50m into local shops by encouraging shoppers to spend a fiver for Purple Love Week
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PerformancePoint Server sidelined as Microsoft shifts BI strategy
Microsoft announced at the end of January that it its folding its PerformancePoint Server product into SharePoint Server as part of a realignment of its business intelligence (BI) strategy.
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Insolvencies on the rise
Latest government figures have shown a rise in the number of UK companies going bust
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CEO's Diary: A slaughtering in court
The CEO's Diary
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Entrepreneurs laugh in the face of the doom mongers
A fifth of small business owners are confident for the year ahead despite analysts' predictions that they face the toughest economic conditions for decades, new research reveals.
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FSB demands credit card fee cap in New Year message
A cap on the amount of interest credit card companies can charge is the main demand in the Federation of Small Businesses' New Year message.
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CEO's Diary: Happy Christmas
The CEO's off until the New Year
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Interest rates cut to 2%
The Bank of England has shaved another 1% off the cost of borrowing bringing interest rates down to 2%, the lowest level since 1951.
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CEO's Diary: Bust
The CEO's lost a customer
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The Big Question: Should women be singled out in business?
Female only business events are springing up all over the country but the idea is a double-edged sword – when starting a business you want all the help you can get but what about equality? Would men only events have entrepreneurs up in arms? Members of BusinessZone.co.uk's sister website UK Business Forums have their say.
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PBR 2008: Corporation tax changes
The planned increase in the small companies rate from 21% to 22% has been delayed until 1 April 2010. This was previously to take effect from 1 April 2009.A maximum £50,000 of trading losses incurred in accounting periods ended between 28 November 20...
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RBS to freeze small firms' overdraft fees
The UK's second largest bank has announced a freeze on overdraft charges and a guarantee on loans for its small business customers in an attempt to help them survive the economic downturn.
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PBR expected “in next couple of days”
PBR expected “in next couple of days”
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Bank base rate slashed to 3%
The Bank of England has slashed interest rates in by 1.5% to 3%, its lowest since 1955. This follows another 1.5% rate cut last month. Ths is the first time the Bank has cut rates by more than half a percentage point since gaining its independence i...