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Could rebranding benefit your business?

A strong brand message is vital to driving business success in the long term as it will influence customers when they are considering whether to make a purchase.

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SMEs target vehicle investment in 2015

Many companies rely on vehicles in order to do business but that also requires regular expenditure to ensure they run smoothly.

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The importance of a clear strategy when chasing business success

Every individual that forms a company wants it to grow and be successful, but that requires a clear vision of where a company should end up and how it should get there.

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Late payments causing cash flow difficulties for SMEs

British businesses are still facing late payment troubles, with Sage’s latest annual study revealing the vast majority of firms are not paid within 30 days.

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Credit rating disparities cause concern among SMEs

Credit ratings and limits can be vitally important for businesses looking to grow, but new research has suggested that many are given wildly different results.

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Rural SMEs struggling to meet growth potential

Nearly half of rural SMEs in the UK are restricted in their day to day operations by poor broadband connections, the Federation of Small Businesses has revealed.

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SMEs lacking insurance could be at risk

Thousands of UK businesses lack employer’s liability insurance according to a new study, despite it being a basic legal requirement for any firm that employs staff.

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The importance of tech investment for UK small businesses

Investment in broadband infrastructure is a key priority for 90% of small businesses in the UK in the coming 12 months, a new report has revealed.

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Do companies need to watch their finances more closely?

A new survey of small businesses has revealed that a third have never considered changing their finance provider, despite the potential benefits of doing so.

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Half of SMEs just an hour from cyber danger

The IT systems of half of UK businesses could be hacked in less than an hour by increasingly sophisticated hackers, a leading security expert has claimed.

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When is pre-pack administration an option?

For some struggling companies the solutions to their problems can be relatively simple to solve, while for others it can be a lot more complex.

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The potential impacts of a stressed workforce

British workers spend a third of their working life feeling stressed according to a major study, but what does this mean for businesses?

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Fears over red tape holding back small businesses

Small businesses may be confident in themselves and the economy at the beginning of 2015, but research from npower has revealed a growing number of concerns.

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London based training provider enters Liquidation

Simon Thomas and Nick O’Reilly of leading restructuring and insolvency firm, Moorfields Corporate Recovery Ltd, were appointed Joint Liquidators over Deliverers Consultancy Limited (“DCL”) on 13 January 2015.

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Moorfields appointed Receivers over Commercial Property in Hertfordshire

Simon Thomas and Arron Kendall of leading restructuring and insolvency firm, Moorfields Corporate Recovery Ltd, were appointed LPA Receivers over Jay Real Estates Limited on 13 January 2015.

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The importance of asset management for small businesses

Operating costs for businesses are often the largest outlays they experience and as a result they require plenty of good management.

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Businesses display fears despite positive outlook

The majority of UK small businesses are displaying confidence for 2015, a new survey has revealed.

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Inflexible jobs could be costing UK employers

Inflexibility regarding job roles in the UK could mean many firms are missing out on the top talent, a new report has claimed.

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Why SMEs must keep a watchful eye on the economy

Changes to the economy are often sudden and with drastic results, which is why small businesses must keep a watchful eye on the situation.

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