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'I had to write a cheque for £11000 to clear the mortgage. That was terrible'
Twice UK Sommelier of the Year Gerard Basset 51 describes where his financial decisions have gone right - and wrong.
Antibribery rules focus on advice to staff
Businesses are being warned to think twice about the advice given to managers to cope with the recession to avoid running foul of ...
Alistair Darling and the banks: getting them lending again isn't so black and white
Small businesses angry about rising costs Philip Aldrick reports ...
Payment excuses are in the post
Recession is producing more variation in excuses made by companies for failing to pay bills on time according to analysts of the 20 ...
Revenue warns of more attacks as VAT crackdown bears fruit
Warnings of further attacks by fraudsters attempting to evade VAT during the recession have been made by HM Revenue & Customs. ...
Health and safety 'causing confusion'
Different messages and riskmongers are confusing small businesses over health and safety issues says the Risk and Regulation Advisory Council. ...
Kendi Jewlz proves popular with stars
Tracey Weinrib 40 has not been daunted by recession in starting her own business. She launched bespoke fashion jewellery website Kendi Jewlz last ...
Report urges more linkups between firms and charities
A new pact between the government business and charities to help local communities through the recession is recommended in a report on ways ...
Britain's entrepreneurs unaffected by recession
Britain's entrepreneurial culture remains largely unscathed by recession with new business startups matching failures economists say. ...
Lord Mandelson has his work cut out to improve employee engagement
Employee engagement - the issue of consulting and communicating effectively and productively at every level all the way down to the factory floor ...
