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Although you could exercise your ‘walk-away’ rights, we all know that a customer representing 10%+ of your business is not easily replaced,...

At a time when Tesco looks worse, Sainsbury’s are racing back to former glories, Boots, a basket-case only a few years ago but now looking ...

In a new study of football  forecasting, the researchers compared the betting results of three groups of participants, including 53 profess...

'The big ones hit the headlines, but when you see them all in a list....' Given the cost of recovering lost profits when a custo...

Given the problem of companies’ increasing use of extended free credit as a source of free finance in these credit-starved times, the govern...

Yesterday’s news that a major pizza manufacturer fell into administration following the loss of a major contract, raises the issue of risk ...

Following Premier Foods appointment of a new COO with a brief to help see the grocery and bread businesses managed as two distinct division...

Next time you are stuck on the M25 on the way to Cheshunt, spare a thought for your colleague KAMs in Brazil, where traffic jams of 120 ...

Yesterday’s warning by Standard & Poor that ongoing pressure from intensifying competition, weak consumer spending and lower profits co...

Yesterday’s court case involving large-scale corrupt payments to a potato buyer raises important issues for suppliers and retailers. Given ...

Too early to check the hats in the ring, we believe the City will give Clarke a year, following the Brasher development. Decision time - ...

In the current climate, it is probably more a question of ‘when’, rather than ‘if’, but for the moment let us stick with the main question. ...

Attempting to check in at one of the world's most crowded/high-profile airports, how bizarre that having had shoes, belt, jacket, laptop...

Our medical friends use 'syndrome' to describe a recognisable collection of symptoms and signs indicating a particular disease or co...