Royal Mail to flog half its London HQ
14 May 2012 | by Michael Northcott
Following news that Royal Mail will be privatised, the mail monolith plans to package half of its historic Mount Pleasant sorting office for a big sale.
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Trade deficit narrows as British firms expand abroad
15 May 2012 | by Michael Northcott
The UK's trade deficit narrowed to £2.7bn in March, proving that British firms are upping their export game. This morning alone, Wonga, Global Energy Group and Paul Smith have announced international expansion.
Royal Mail rations stamps
13 Apr 2012 | by Dave Waller
Royal Mail's price rises have sparked a run on stamps. Is small business leading the charge?
£1,000 for a car wash?
05 Apr 2012 | by Rebecca Burn-Callander
Stat of the day: £1,000. The amount that water-abusers will have to pay from today.
Company Vitae: G4S
01 Apr 2012
G4S is one of the biggest firms in an increasingly high-profile business these days - security. And it all grew out of four blokes on bicycles
UK business' Basil Fawlty attitude is disappearing
30 Mar 2012 | by Emma Haslett
Stereotypes, begone: a survey suggests customer service is becoming increasingly important to UK businesses. Nil points to the French, though...
CHARLIE MULLINS: The kids aren't alrite with Nick Clegg's NEET scheme
22 Feb 2012 | by Charlie Mullins
The deputy PM better hope he never ends up next to the Pimlico Plumbers chief at a dinner party. Charlie Mullins reckons his new NEET scheme is a messy fiasco. And he's not pulling his punches...
MT Expert - Legal: Stand up to HMRC
03 Feb 2012 | by Matheu Smith
Every business comes up against HM Revenue & Customs at some point - Matheu Smith explains how to fight back.
MT Expert - Legal: Funding litigation
11 Jan 2012 | by Ross Clark
The abolition of no-win, no-fee might not be as positive for businesses as they think, explains Ross Clark.
Travelodge gets into bed with Waitrose
29 Nov 2011 | by Rebecca Burn-Callander
What does every up-and-coming destination need? A supermarket and a budget hotel, of course. So runs the logic of Guy Parsons, chief exec of Travelodge.
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