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MOORFIELDS ADVISORY APPOINTED ADMINISTRATORS OVER TOYS “R” US UK

Simon Thomas and Arron Kendall, partners in Moorfields Advisory Limited, have today, Wednesday 28 February 2018, been appointed as Joint Administrators to Toys “R” Us Limited (the “Company”). Simon Thomas and Arron Kendall have also been appointed as Joint Administrators of Toys “R” Us Holdings Limited.

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Overcoming small business cash flow management issues

With late payments and economic uncertainty dominating news headlines, small business owners need to be even more watchful over their finances.

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Northern professional services facing greater insolvency threat

Professional services firms in the North West of England are facing a mounting risk of insolvency, new research shows.

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Small firms urge government to focus on tax reform

Small businesses have urged the government to reform the tax system so it is easier to ensure compliance.

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Yorkshire restaurant sector resilient despite tough trading

Pubs and restaurants in the UK remain resilient in the face of tough trading times, according to the latest figures from insolvency and restructuring trade body R3.

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Number of business rate appeals drops amid new system confusion

Levels of appeals to business rates have dropped sharply in the last year since the introduction of a new system, as businesses struggle to come to terms with it.

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UK retailers show insolvency warning signs

Nearly one in five clothing retailers is showing warning signs of insolvency, as rising costs and reduced consumer spending take their toll.

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Small businesses given cash flow warning

With 50,000 small businesses closing each year, managing cash flow becomes an essential part of running a successful company.

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Number of UK zombie businesses at record low

The number of ‘zombie businesses’ in the UK has fallen to a record low across the UK, according to new figures from insolvency and restructuring trade body R3.

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Construction output expected to remain flat in 2018

A tough year is expected for the UK’s construction firms, as output is expected to remain flat throughout 2018, according to the Construction Products Association.

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