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Interest in buy-to-let remains strong
07 Aug 2007
Interest in the buy-to-let mortgage market from consumers and advisers continues to be strong, it has been revealed.
Climate change bill offers opportunities for improvement
by Rosie Beasley | 06 Aug 2007
The climate change bill offers a "unique opportunity" to tackle the negative consequences associated with climate change, according to Jane Milne - Head of Property at the Association of British Insurers (ABI).
Wet weather has disproportionate impact on builders
by Rosie Beasley | 06 Aug 2007
Rain and other wet weather conditions are bringing building work to a halt, according to one industry expert.
Enterprise has remained static since 1997
by Rosie Beasley | 06 Aug 2007
Levels of entrepreneurial activity have remained static since Labour took office in 1997, according to new research.
Hairdressers are among the happiest workers
by Rosie Beasley | 06 Aug 2007
A job satisfaction league has shown that hairdressers are the happiest with their jobs, coming second only to corporate managers.
British women in danger from unregulated anti-wrinkle treatments
by Rosie Beasley | 06 Aug 2007
The UK is allowing women to undergo skin treatments that may not have been properly approved, according to a dermatologist.
Non-alcoholic beer delivered to your door
by Rosie Beasley | 05 Aug 2007
A Manchester couple are capitalising on the large community of Muslims in the city by launching a business aimed at those who cannot drink alcohol.
Majority of businesses frustrated with late paying customers
by Rosie Beasley | 05 Aug 2007
32% of businesses say that late payments are the most frustrating problem they have to deal with, according to new research by UK Business Forums.
Q2 shows increase in UK business failures
by Rosie Beasley | 04 Aug 2007
The latest Business Failures Report from business information company Equifax has revealed that Q2 of 2007 is showing an overall increase in business failures of 4.5%.
Only 1 in 8 Welsh entrepreneurs is a high flyer
by Rosie Beasley | 04 Aug 2007
According to a telephone survey of 4,000 small and medium sized businesses in the UK, only 1 in 8 Welsh entrepreneurs are classed as high flyers, compared with other areas.
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