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The World Economic Summit in Davos saw the coining of a new phrase recently – the concept of “Sharism” whereby businesses share concepts and ideas.

Official figures for 2013 suggest the year ended on a strong economic note for UK businesses, with the highest annual growth rates recorded for six years.

Finding the best ways of dividing time to cover a multitude of issues is key to the running of a business, either as a start-up or once it is established.

Simon Thomas and Nicholas O’Reilly of leading restructuring and insolvency firm, Moorfields Corporate Recovery LLP, were appointed LPA Receivers over 6 Residential Care Homes on the South Coast on 23 January 2014.

The British Bankers’ Association has claimed banks are more willing to lend than a lot of small businesses have been led to believe.

A group of MPs have launched a scathing attack on the way funding is provided to small and medium-sized enterprises, despite government efforts to boost lending.

A lot of people dream of starting their own businesses and have visions of how it will rise spectacularly to the top of the pile.

Businesses that felt the full force of the recent storms in the UK will be boosted by news that a £250m finance scheme is in place to help them recover.

Money can be saved on almost all aspects of a company if enough thought and consideration is given to it, so what better than to put the plans into action?

When considering whether the time is right for corporate restructuring there are several key factors to take into account.

Business is driven by profits and the potential to see a return on investment, which is why many large companies often choose to work together if the circumstances make sense.

Having a great idea or a great product is just the start for many businesses. A clever marketing plan can help them to really stand out from the crowd in a competitive marketplace.

Developing sustainable business plans can be pivotal in ensuring that long-term success for a company is possible.

The final quarter of 2013 saw a dramatic rise in the level of loans available to businesses and the trend is set to escalate in the early part of this year, according to the Bank of England.

Moving business locations is not something that should be taken lightly, but it can have many positive impacts on the company if it is carried out in the correct manner.

The start of a new year can provide the perfect time to reassess business operations and to decide if there are ways of cutting some unnecessary costs.

The British Business Bank will begin its operations in 2014 as part of the government’s project to boost finance for enterprise, with SMEs the prime target.

Small and medium sized businesses across the UK are being urged to apply for access to a new European Union funding pot.

British companies should do everything they can to increase to increase staff wages in line with the gradual economic improvement we have seen recently, according to the head of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI).

A recent survey into the finance choices of SMEs has revealed shocking data over where most small businesses get their funding from, claiming it is preventing them from capitalising on a lucrative future.

Reports suggest that many of Britain’s small companies are stockpiling cash more than ever before in a bid to build up savings.

Many SMEs are unaware of long-standing tax incentives which could be limiting their prospects for growth, according to the latest data.

A lack of foreign language understanding could be limiting the amount of business that SMEs are capable of completing.

Three-quarters of Britain’s SMEs could miss out on Christmas cash to high street chains and online stores, according to research from Lloyds Bank.

Moorfields Corporate Recovery LLP are pleased to announce they have been awarded UK Corporate Recovery Firm of the Year in the 2013 Finance Awards hosted by Acquisition International Magazine.