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News Archive - November 2008
Blogs help business communication
by Rosie Beasley | 20 Nov 2008
Businesses can establish a continual dialogue with clients, press and contacts via blogging, one social media network has claimed.
Price is deciding factor for business insurance
by Rosie Beasley | 20 Nov 2008
Price is the deciding factor for businesses when it comes to buying business insurance, according to new research.
Government sets sights on insurance tax
by Rosie Beasley | 20 Nov 2008
A tax consultancy has warned that the government could be looking towards transactional taxes such as Insurance Premium Tax to generate extra revenue for the country's treasury.
First landlord in London imprisoned for fire safety breaches
by Rosie Beasley | 18 Nov 2008
A landlord has been sent to prison in the first custodial sentence to be given in London under the new fire safety regulations.
UK business confidence reaches record low
by Rosie Beasley | 18 Nov 2008
Business confidence in the UK reached a record low during October as the outlook for the economy became increasingly pessimistic, according to a new survey.
Job market will become more competitive
by Rosie Beasley | 18 Nov 2008
The job market is to become increasingly competitive due to the current financial crisis, one recruitment expert has claimed.
Landlords and tenants get on, says survey
by Rosie Beasley | 17 Nov 2008
The vast majority of tenants get on well with their landlords, according to the results of a new survey.
Obama's economic policy rather than election will affect the markets
by Rosie Beasley | 17 Nov 2008
The election of Barack Obama to US president will create a "feelgood factor" but it is his economic policy which will affect the economic markets, one business expert has claimed.
Small businesses favour accountants over bank managers
by Rosie Beasley | 17 Nov 2008
UK small firms trust their accountants more than their bank managers according to a new survey by risk management company Graydon UK.
Redundancies should be last resort for businesses
by Rosie Beasley | 14 Nov 2008
Making people redundant should be the last resort for businesses during the credit crunch, one management professional has claimed.
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