Jaguar F-type provides £1.5 billion contracts for UK companies
Jaguar’s all new sportscar, the F-type, designed, engineered and manufactured in the West Midlands has resulted in £1.5 billion of new contracts awarded…
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Given everything that has happened since Northern Rock proved to have feet of clay, some changes in "retail" banking were expected. Who would have thought that…
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As bank entrant incubators Tusmor get set to launch four new banks into the market, they declare 'the beginning of the end of huge and impersonal banking is upon us'
Open data can promote better business & customer relations
Radu Sora believes open data can help businesses understand what their customers want, improving relationships and tailoring products.
How Big Data can help the SME market
Anne Wilkinson from GrowthAccelerator discusses the benefits of using open data to maximise profitability in business.
Businesses must work harder at attracting traffic to their website
North-west search engine optimization company Ranking Solutions have warned local businesses that having a successful website means promoting it effectively.
SMEs abandon traditional marketing, embracing online & mobile
Research released by pbSmart Essentials reports that 22% of SMEs eschew traditional offline marketing completely in favour of online channels.
Public Sector Directors now sacrifice pay and bonuses for greater good
In the public sector, modest rewards are being spread across all levels to maintain morale; on the flip-side, private sector directors continue to enjoy disproportionate…
Women on Boards: TUC calls for positive discrimination
Responding to figures suggesting that progress in appointing women to company boards has stalled, the TUC has called on ministers to instill compulsory quotas.
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The business minister’s intentions to name and shame members of the FTSE 350 who refuse to sign up to the Prompt Payment Code has led to a surge in signatories.
Jaguar F-type provides £1.5 billion contracts for UK companies
Jaguar’s all new sportscar, the F-type, designed, engineered and manufactured in the West Midlands has resulted in £1.5 billion of new contracts awarded to 116 UK companies
New Banks launch & Tusmor's Fiona Brownsell gives full account VIDEO
Given everything that has happened since Northern Rock proved to have feet of clay, some changes in "retail" banking were expected. Who would have thought that the changes would be so quick and so wide ranging.
The dawn of personalised and approachable Banking
As bank entrant incubators Tusmor get set to launch four new banks into the market, they declare 'the beginning of the end of huge and impersonal banking is upon us'
Open data can promote better business & customer relations
Radu Sora believes open data can help businesses understand what their customers want, improving relationships and tailoring products.
How Big Data can help the SME market
Anne Wilkinson from GrowthAccelerator discusses the benefits of using open data to maximise profitability in business.
Businesses must work harder at attracting traffic to their website
North-west search engine optimization company Ranking Solutions have warned local businesses that having a successful website…
SMEs abandon traditional marketing, embracing online & mobile
Research released by pbSmart Essentials reports that 22% of SMEs eschew traditional offline marketing completely in favour…
Public Sector Directors now sacrifice pay and bonuses for greater good
In the public sector, modest rewards are being spread across all levels to maintain morale; on the flip-side, private sector…
Women on Boards: TUC calls for positive discrimination
Responding to figures suggesting that progress in appointing women to company boards has stalled, the TUC has called on…
Naming and shaming FTSE350 Will it make a difference?
The business minister’s intentions to name and shame members of the FTSE 350 who refuse to sign up to the Prompt Payment…
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