Jul
2009
Articles from 21st Jul 2009
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ER Grove say 'you're hired' to first-ever apprentices
Jul 21 2009 | Financial
Halesowen-based chartered accountants E R Grove & Co is helping two young trainees get their first step on the career ladder after taking them on as its first-ever apprentices. Read
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Nice one for Nice 1 theft protection expansion
Jul 21 2009 | Financial
Wolverhampton theft protection firm Nice 1 is set to expand following a successful fund-raising exercise. Read
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New generation of Cadbury's is on the way, claims Barclays Wealth
Jul 21 2009 | Financial
The recession is creating a new generation of philanthropists in Birmingham, a report published by Barclays Wealth has said. Read
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IG Group sees profits rise 30pc
Jul 21 2009 | Financial
Financial spread betting firm IG Group reaped the rewards from a year of market chaos with a 30 per cent rise in profits. Read
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Key Capital Partners arranges saucy MBO for TSC Foods
Jul 21 2009 | Financial
Birmingham investment firm Key Capital Partners has backed the management buy-out of soups and sauces manufacturer TSC Foods. Read
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West Bromwich Building Society board to be held to account
Jul 21 2009 | Financial
Non-executive directors of West Bromwich Building Society face being asked why they have not been held accountable for the crisis that brought the 160-year-old institution close to collapse. Read
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Horwath Clark Whitehill named pension scheme accountants of the year
Jul 21 2009 | Financial
Horwath Clark Whitehill has won the title of Pension Scheme Accountants of the Year at the European Pensions Awards 2009. Read
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Pension contributions fall after three-month recovery
Jul 21 2009 | Financial
Britain’s defined contribution (DC) pension assets fell last month after three consecutive months of gains, according to analysis by Aon Consulting. Read
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Freeth Cartwright advises on £2m Energist hair removal acquisition
Jul 21 2009 | Financial
Corporate finance specialists at Midlands law firm Freeth Cartwright have helped Energist, which manufactures hair removal and skin rejuvenation equipment, acquire part of rival CyDen in a deal which could be worth up to £2 million. Read
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VAT rate cut drove Goverment budget into the red, says
Jul 21 2009 | Financial
Although this outcome was less bad than many City economists had expected, it still left a £34.1 billion shortfall for the first three months of the tax year, almost double that at the same stage a year ago. Read
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Clement Keys to audit for silver screen charity First Light
Jul 21 2009 | Financial
Accountants Clement Keys have taken on a contract to do the auditing for a Birmingham charity that helps young people get involved in the world of digital film and media. Read
