You SPIN me right round, baby, right round like a record, baby – Dead or Alive 1985 There you are – my early Christmas present to you, an earworm that hopefully drowns out Greg Lake , Slade, and Roy Wood and the usual suspects. I like a good Christmas tune, don’t get me wrong, but maybe just for Christmas Eve through
So the UK’s beleaguered retail sector is in the news again. The collapse of the Multiyork furniture chain and its associated business Feather and Black (“F&B”) has put a total of 573 jobs at risk. Being at risk of redundancy is never great but it always seems particularly harsh in the run up to Christmas. History repeats itself Multiyork’s range
On the 2nd November, the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) raised interest rates from 0.25% to 0.5%. By increasing the cost of borrowing and reducing disposable income, the move will limit the growth in consumer spending; which in turn, reduces the rate of economic growth and inflation pressures. With the influence impacting the interest rates charged by banks
So pop pickers I thought the old Animals song was quite appropriate for the Monarch collapse and that it would make a change from all the pun-tastic headlines in the news – so as the last flights bring the final passengers home you’ll find no reference to crash landings, falling to earth, loss of lift or wings clipped here! As
Providing local support with regional knowledge for its West Midlands clients Business rescue, business recovery & insolvency practice, Opus Restructuring LLP announces its office expansion into Birmingham to grow its presence and client base in the West Midlands. With dedicated support for the region, Opus will continue to provide its complete service offering to its clients including business advisory, business
We were recently asked by Contractor UK to respond to a question asked by one of their readers: Contractor’s Question: I plan to wind up my four-year-old PSC and a Members Voluntary Liquidation (MVL) looks best, as I am solvent with cash reserves excess of £25,000. But how best to maximise my salary/dividends before my October year-end? In 2016/17, I
