Jan
2009
Articles from 27th Jan 2009
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Tax concessions needed to stop businesses moving out of the country.
Jan 27 2009 | Financial
Simon Littlejohns, a partner in the Birmingham office of accountants PKF, hit out in the wake of further prominent businesses announcing they are to quit the United Kingdom. Read
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Heartland group hits £1m trading target
Jan 27 2009 | Financial
A Warwickshire commercial broker specialising in business insurance advice is celebrating after reaching its trading target, despite the savage economic conditions. Read
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Else's debt recovery team expands
Jan 27 2009 | Financial
Else Commercial Solicitors is expanding its debt recovery team as the recession leads to a dramatically increased workload. Read
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Birmingham law firm Browne Jacobson completes three corporate deals in a month
Jan 27 2009 | Financial
Birmingham law firm Browne Jacobson has bucked the trend in the gloomy M&A market, completing three corporate deals in the last month. Read
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Banks tighten rules to safeguard against mortgage fraud
Jan 27 2009 | Financial
The true scale of UK mortgage fraud is coming to light as banks start to clamp down because of the credit crunch, a Birmingham fraud expert has said. Read
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Cattles loses banking battle
Jan 27 2009 | Financial
Sub-prime lender Cattles yesterday conceded defeat in its attempt to secure a licence for banking deposits. Read
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R A Lea & Co taken over by McGregors Corporate
Jan 27 2009 | Financial
A Birmingham firm of chartered accountants has been taken over by a burgeoning company of Midland rivals. Read
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Walsall technical firm floats on AIM with help of Birmingham solicitors
Jan 27 2009 | Financial
JSJS Designs specialises in the design, development and manufacture of home automation systems that let people control aspects of their house through either a remote-control handset or text messaging Read
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Tax trap warning in redundancy payments
Jan 27 2009 | Financial
With job losses increasing, employers could be facing costly showdowns with HM Revenue & Customs, accountancy firm Baker Tilly has warned. Read
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Midland law firm clears path for landscaping deal
Jan 27 2009 | Financial
A Midlands landscaping business has changed hands, in the latest deal completed by Black Country law firm Hawkins Hatton. Read
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The goalposts have moved in the investment game
Jan 27 2009 | Financial
As stock markets plummet and interest rates are cut, investment firms are having to take a more flexible approach to portfolios to avoid big losses, Richard Venner, managing director of Edgbaston-based Jobson James has said. Read
