Online retail sales growth slows as shoppers cut back
Online retail sales growth has been “muted” as shoppers cut back on purchases in uncertain times, according to new figures from…
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Mega merger shows that fund managers are failing to add enough value
John Colley’s view Some of the financial sector’s biggest firms are feeling the pinch. The rise of low-cost investment products which…
Cutting through the late payment excuses
Late payment is still a large-scale problem. It affects many businesses – large and small – throughout the UK. In fact,…
How a £1 pen could end up costing you £2.25
Purchasing essential business supplies and services can be a heavy burden on businesses and a real drain on time and money…
Survey reveals inheritance tax questions
Nearly 60 per cent of adults in the UK aged over 45 are unaware that the individual inheritance tax threshold is…
Survey reveals what CFOs want from their planning tools
Financial planning, forecasting and reporting is an essential part of any business operation, but due to the volatile economic climate currently…
Why London won’t lose its crown as Europe’s financial capital
By Simeon Djankov, Executive Director of the Financial Markets Group, London School of Economics and Political Science Following the Brexit vote,…
Green “must face up to evil he has done”
Sir Philip Green behaved in an “evil” manners towards BHS employees, commons work and pensions committee chairman Frank Field has insisted….
Green demands apology in BHS pensions row
Former BHS boss Sir Philip Green has called for an immediate apology from MP Frank Field following a series of remarks…
How green fleet can boost your bottom line
“If something doesn’t stack up financially, you can’t expect organisations to run with it.” This is not a statement you’d necessarily…