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Corporate Events Are the New Black
The old adage goes that you have to spend money to make money and nowhere is that more evident than in the business world; rather than spending ages on the phone and playing email tennis to sign the big clients, more and more businesses seem to be looking into corporate events to make that... »
Why Fleet Management Software Makes Sense
The economy has many businesses running scared and doing whatever they can to save money and to protect the investments that they have made, and this has extended to using fleet management software to keep an eye on their vehicles. It makes sense – vehicles aren’t cheap, and there’s a substantial ongoing investment in keeping... »
Reuse and Recycle with Sticky Labels
Whether the recession is on its last legs or not, there is still just as good a reason to reuse what we can as there was just a few short months ago: saving the planet. Something as simple as wrapping sticky labels around your used envelopes is an excellent way to save both money... »
Tech Sales Disregard The Downturn
A report published by TV nannies Ofcom today showed that despite the currently inclement economic climate, people are still spending on gadgets and this shows no sign of stopping. The report, their sixth Communications Market Report, which looks into the TV, radio, broadband and telecommunications industries, stated that out of all the consumers surveyed 47%... »
Are Barclays Bonuses Bonkers?
So Barclays have recorded profits of £3 billion and are set to reward their employees with yet more bonuses, well bully for them, well played, bravo, Barclays didn’t need bailing out by the Government so they can do what they want with their profits etc, the recession and global economic downturn had nothing to... »
Funny Old World
It’s all doom and gloom at the moment isn’t it, what with the economy as it is, unemployment at record levels, no one has any money; food, fuel, energy bills etc all cost so much! Bah! But some people need to have some perspective here. Let us for one second spare a thought for the... »