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Increasing controversy over...
Since the beginning of time it seems there has always been a battle between the ‘have’s’ and ‘have not’s’ and it is no different today than it has ever been. At the centre of controversy i...
Greece once again close to d...
It appears as though once again Greece is on the precipice of defaulting on international loans as less than half of the country’s creditors voted in favour of a £172 billion bond swap. Along with...
Sunderland Nissan factory to...
Many regions of the UK have been hard hit by spending cuts and the recession, but one of the areas that has seen the worst damage to the economy is the region around Sunderland. With the latest announ...
Fewer SMEs seeking loans for...
A recent survey of businesses with a staff numbering up to 250 employees has shown that UK firms are becoming more self-reliant when expanding and have refrained from applying for loans from British b...