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Popping The £48m Question: Up To 26,000 Women Consider Proposing To Their Partner On 29th Feb 0
- Business News, News
- 26th February 2020
With the tradition of women proposing to men on a leap day dating back to the fifth century, this year could see those proposals generating a boost to the economy of almost £50 million, according to new research.
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Local Business Achieving National Success 0
- Business News, Technology
- 26th February 2020
New Vision Computing Ltd. provide a full range of IT services to support businesses from across the breadth of the UK
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Some of The Ways You Can Build Relationships in Your Business 0
- Business Advice, News
- 25th February 2020
When it comes to your business, you want to make sure that it can be successful as possible. Sometimes a helping hand from another company can help you do this. In this article we will discuss some of the ways that you can build relationships in your business.
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Wage Rise Highlights The Need For Creativity To Attract And Retain Talent 0
- Business News, News
- 24th February 2020
Following an annual rise of 1.8 per cent, average weekly earnings excluding bonuses hit £474, which is £1 higher than the pre-downturn peak of £473 recorded in March 2008. However, wage growth is not necessarily good news for everyone. While positive for employees, an increase in employment-related costs could cause some employers to lose sleep.
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UK SMEs Paying Inertia Penalty Of £8.7bn For Business Essentials – And Spend A Month A Year Sorting Admin 0
- Business News, News
- 24th February 2020
UK SMEs are overpaying for business essentials by an aggregate £8.7bn a year, according to a new report by Bionic, the business services platform.
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Which Electricals Are Costing Your Business The Most Money?0
- Business Advice, News
- 21st February 2020
The majority of SME-sized businesses use between 15,000 and 25,000 kWh per year. For many firms, this can be a huge drain on available funds. Annual energy bills for large businesses frequently reach in excess of £15,000, whilst those working within the industrial industry can expect to pay over £50,000 a year on energy costs. However, by incorporating smarter energy solutions, there are various ways in which businesses can reduce their overheads from energy bills.
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