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We, as directors, must take our responsibility seriously for supporting the economic success of the UK so we all gain, writes Nick Sturge.
British business loses £80billion every year tackling government red tape – the equivalent of the entire economic output of oil-rich Kuwait – according to a study by the Institute of Directors.
Businesses in the West have been urged to check their rules over employees’ expenses following the scandal in Parliament.
Managing corporate reputation online can no longer be an afterthought – given the plethora of bloggers, tweeters et al circling the internet waiting for the next big story
Bristol City Council leader Barbara Janke has met leaders of the city’s retail sector at Cabot Circus to discuss how the future fares.
Confidence is slowly returning to many parts of the South West economy, but only one in 10 businesses aim to invest more in their firms in the next 12 months, according to a national business survey.
Barratt in Bristol is urging first-time buyers to take advantage of the extension to a national scheme which enables people to buy a new home with virtually no deposit.
A new web-based ‘eco-street’ has been launched by sustainability experts to help businesses across the South West identify where they can save money and the planet at the same time.
How many times, asks Nick Sturge, are we going to see catastrophic business failures because owners let emotion, or vanity, take precedence over good judgement?