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Recession-fighting firms focusing on sales and marketing, survey finds
Small businesses are hoping to beat the recession by stepping up their sales and marketing strategies, a new survey has revealed.
Secret millionaire to speak at Forum of Private Business event
Growth through and beyond the recession will be the theme of a free event organised by the Forum of Private Business taking place in Manchester on 17 March 2010....Figures show small firms losing out on energy deals compared to big businesses
With figures suggesting big companies are able to secure far better energy prices than small businesses the Forum of Private Business (FPB) is urging firms to shop around for better deals....Think smallest first when policy-making, FPB tells Government
Legislators need to think smallest first in order to safeguard the future of Britain’s small firms, according to the Forum of Private Business (FPB)....HS prompt payment survey finds wildly varying performance among trusts
A new survey has found ’astonishing’ differences in the amount of time different health trusts are taking to pay their suppliers....Small business support group calls for default retirement age to stay
A small business support group has called for plans to scrap the default retirement age to be shelved....Research shows SMEs seeking finance are not presenting the correct management accounts to lenders
Recession-hit small businesses are actively managing their cash flow yet struggling to access finance because they are not presenting their management accounts in the correct format to the finance and credit industry....Supermarket watchdog welcome, but more is needed to help small shops and suppliers
Small suppliers are finally being given protection from supermarkets in the form of an ombudsman, but the Forum of Private Business (FPB) is calling for ...Small businesses given breathing space over pension reform but fear sting in the tail
The Forum of Private Business (FPB) is cautiously welcoming the Government’s concessions to small businesses over pension reform....Employee absenteeism because of bad weather could cost £230 million
The Forum of Private Business (FPB) is warning that the cost of a single day of employee absenteeism because of the freezing winter conditions could be at least £230 million....
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