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Steep rise in new start-up numbers

Nearly 50,000 new UK businesses started in April this year, in a sign that the worst of the economic downturn is over for fledgling entrepreneurs..
By News Desk Jun 09,2009 - Comments (1) - Rating (2 votes)

Floating on AIM, what you need to know

For many entrepreneurs, going public is an end in itself. Going public can be the fulfillment of a lifelong ambition rather than a means to an end. By Clem Chambers, CEO of ....
By Clem Chambers Aug 20,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Choose a business payment system part I

With European e-commerce predicted to reach €263 billion by 2011, it’s no wonder high street retailers are looking online to extend their market reach. .
By Dan Starr Jul 13,2008 - Comments (1) - Rating (1 votes)

Raise finance

Every new business needs money to start up. Most new businesses require raise finance for equipment premises and initial marketing - all before the first sale is made..
By John Lee Jul 13,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Business online credit card fraud

Depending on the type of transaction and industry, research shows anywhere between three per cent and 20 per cent of online orders are fraudulent, with costs adding up to 10 per cent ....
By Dan Starr Jul 12,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)
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Identify business cash-flow problems

Cash is king, and cash-flow is a good measure of a successful business. Keeping the cash coming in is the only way to ensure your business survives..
By Steve Jennings Jul 10,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Create an employee share plan

Figures from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) show employee share plans are increasing in popularity.  Emma Vigus, Head of ShareMark, looks at how unlisted companies create a share plan..
By Emma Vigus Jul 07,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Business online credit card fraud

Depending on the type of transaction and industry, research shows anywhere between three per cent and 20 per cent of online orders are fraudulent, with costs adding up to 10 per cent ....
By Dan Starr Jul 12,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)
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Steep rise in new start-up numbers

Jun 09,2009
08:00 am

Nearly 50,000 new UK businesses started in April this year, in a sign that the worst ...

By News Desk

Choose a business payment system part I

Jul 13,2008
07:00 am

With European e-commerce predicted to reach €263 billion by 2011, it’s no wonder high street retailers ...

By Dan Starr

Buy a business

Jul 04,2008
07:00 am

Steve Luty, Head of Alliance & Leicester Commercial Bank’s Business Centre Network offers tips for ...

By Steve Luty

Understand today’s business banking

Jul 03,2008
07:00 am

The issue of whether business banking is less personal than it used to be is ...

By James Benson

Identify business cash-flow problems

Jul 10,2008
07:00 am

Cash is king, and cash-flow is a good measure of a successful business. Keeping the cash ...

By Steve Jennings

Finance your business idea

Jul 08,2008
07:00 am

Many entrepreneurs are ill prepared when approaching a lender, with as many as 80 percent failing ...

By David Sullivian


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