The firms floating now offer clues for canny investors
The Government insists that any data that will make a patient personally identifiable are replaced with a pseudonym or aggregated...
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Legal firms target car dealers over ‘PPI-style mis-selling’ of leases
Specialist legal firms are targeting car dealers with a wave of mis-selling claims, stoking fears that the boom in leasing...
Airlines, hotels and travel firms could solve their cash woes by introducing fully flexible booking
Last week I wrote about the “win-win” of reducing stamp duty rates, which would encourage more property sales and boost...
One in six firms set to slash more staff
Britain's jobs market is suffering levels of inactivity never seen before, the Bank of England's chief economist has warned, as...
Scandal looms as DIY investors are ignored by firms that sell their shares on the cheap
Richard Wilson of Interactive Investor, another fund shop, said the process was akin to owning 25pc of a holiday home...
Insurers and holiday firms top consumers’ list of complaints amid pandemic
The national complaints arbiter for financial firms has received a flood of complaints about insurers and travel companies, after consumers...
The Big Four accounting firms feel the pinch as businesses take stock
Still, auditors have garnered more than their share of unwanted attention after a string of scandals, company collapses and fines...
250,000 firms could lay off workers as Sunak mulls furlough withdrawal
As many as 250,000 businesses could be forced to lay off staff because they cannot contribute to wage bills as the...
Firms call for Covid loans to become grants
Business groups are also keen to ensure the loans are not enforced strictly if the economic crunch becomes a prolonged...
A little bit of EU red tape is stopping firms getting the cash they need
In particular, the “undertaking in difficulty” (UID) test has become the bete-noire of many fast-growing firms, desperate for a lifeline....
