Economy
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Aug- 2016 -22 AugustCurrent Affairs
Small businesses lose billions due to unfair contract terms
Over half of small firms have been subject to unfair contract terms with suppliers, costing almost £4 billion in the…
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2 AugustCurrent Affairs
Startups Awards open for entries
New businesses across the UK have the opportunity to receive recognition as this year’s Startups Awards opens for entries. Start-ups of…
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Jun- 2016 -22 JuneCurrent Affairs
The EU Referendum and what it means for you
We’ve all heard the debates and seen the news stories but what does the referendum mean for your business? On…
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Apr- 2016 -27 AprilCurrent Affairs
Councils fail to use the latest advice on pet shop inspections
Barely half of councils that licence pet shops are using the most up-to-date advice on how to do this, according to…
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22 AprilCurrent Affairs
London Stock Exchange success for pet food company
Town and Country Petfoods has been named one of the country’s most inspiring businesses by the London Stock Exchange. The…
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11 AprilCurrent Affairs
Domestic sales at lowest level for over three years
The UK economy continued to soften in the first quarter, according to a private sector business survey created by The British…
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Jan- 2016 -28 JanuaryCurrent Affairs
UK economy grew by 0.5%
The UK economy has expanded by 0.5 percent in the last three months of 2015, according to the Office for…
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Oct- 2015 -27 OctoberCurrent Affairs
UK Economy continues to grow
The UK economy grew by 0.5 percent between July and September, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).…
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Jul- 2015 -28 JulyIndustry News
Pets Corner releases plans for a new hub
Pets Corner is in conversation with Mid Sussex District Council officers, who are working on the town plan, to designate…
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10 JulyEditorial
Introducing the new National Living Wage
On July 8, the Government unveiled the first purely Conservative Budget for 19 years. Chancellor George Osborne’s “new contract” for…
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