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New High Street banks are good news for business borrowers
by Josh Hall | 02 Nov 2009
The Chancellor has announced that the three state-owned High Street banks are to be broken up, with as many as three new banks being formed as a result.
Retailers benefit as councils forced to cut parking charges
by Josh Hall | 02 Nov 2009
Large rises in parking charges are being reversed by councils concerned about the deserted nature of their high streets.
Push for further increase in National Minimum Wage
by Josh Hall | 30 Oct 2009
The Trades Union Congress (TUC) is pushing for a 20 pence increase in the national minimum wage, bringing it up to £6 per hour.
Postal strike continues as mail backlog mounts
by Josh Hall | 30 Oct 2009
The latest round of postal strikes continued today, as the backlog of undelivered mail continued to mount.
United States is out of recession - leaving Britain to catch up
by Josh Hall | 29 Oct 2009
The US economy registered an annualised growth rate of 3.5 per cent in the third quarter of 2009, meaning that the country has now emerged from technical recession.
Business tax rises 'will cost thousands of jobs' - or will they?
by Josh Hall | 29 Oct 2009
The government"s proposed 0.5 per cent National Insurance increase will result in up to 57,000 job cuts, according to a report from an influential thinktank.
Postal strikes continue as further action is promised
by Josh Hall | 29 Oct 2009
The second wave of post strikes began this morning. The Communication Workers Union (CWU) has promised 24-hour strikes today, Friday and Saturday.
Businesses 'lose £1.4bn to Twitter' - but what about the benefits?
by Josh Hall | 27 Oct 2009
UK businesses are losing £1.4bn a year as a result of staff using social networking sites like Twitter while at work, according to a new survey published today.
Business confidence at 18-month high
by Josh Hall | 27 Oct 2009
Confidence amongst business executives has reached its highest point for 18 months, according to a new survey published today.
Post problems deepen as union battles 'strike-breakers'
by Josh Hall | 27 Oct 2009
The Communication Workers Union (CWU) has said it will go to court in an attempt to stop Royal Mail"s use of agency workers during strike periods.
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