00:01 | 19 Nov 2008
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David Sitton
Sometimes hoovering up the dust is not enough and getting out the bucket and mop is a real chore. Now there is something new: a steam mop. (£59.99)
00:01 | 19 Nov 2008
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Jeremy Robinson
This week Jeremy Robinson is in congratulatory mood. He gives a big well-done to Barack Obama and Lewis Hamilton and still finds room to raise a glass to the Citywire team.
00:01 | 18 Nov 2008
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Julian Knight
Makers of an electric-powered sports-car have been badly hit by the economic downturn.
00:01 | 17 Nov 2008
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Martin Bamford
I have yet to meet a successful financial planner who is not a very busy individual. Time management is an essential skill we must all master, yet demands are constantly made on our time from a variety of sources.
00:01 | 14 Nov 2008
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Michelle McGagh
As the downturn causes unique regional problems – from agriculture in Cornwall to the oil industry in Aberdeen – advisers discuss the fallout in their areas.
00:01 | 13 Nov 2008
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Richard Harris
With asset values everywhere in the doldrums, now is not a good time to sell a business, but if you have to there are plenty of potential cash-rich buyers.
00:01 | 13 Nov 2008
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Phil Billingham
The words ‘wrap’ and ‘platform’ are used almost interchangeably, and technology is moving so fast, that any gaps are narrowing. So anything that can deal with more than simple collectives is a wrap, and anything that cannot is a platform.
00:01 | 12 Nov 2008
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Jeremy Robinson
Jeremy Robinson wades into the controversy following Towry Law CEO Andrew Fisher’s letter blaming the economic crisis on commission and the subsequent reaction on Citywire’s blogs.
10:55 | 11 Nov 2008
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Richard Lander
News and views from the latest Citywire Cabinet.
00:01 | 06 Nov 2008
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Brett Davidson
The lesson for your business is simple: good teams do the basics really well.
00:01 | 05 Nov 2008
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Jeremy Robinson
Jeremy Robinson reviews some fine books you may want to help fill the Christmas stocking next month. Meanwhile the governor of the Bank of England is told to get ‘jiggy with it’!
00:01 | 05 Nov 2008
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David Sitton
This is just a kite, but one with a difference. (£44.99)
00:01 | 04 Nov 2008
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Julian Knight
As fossil fuel use continues to increase at a forecast rate of about 5% a year until 2015, both Opec and the World Bank have been seizing on ways to reduce the amount of gas flaring that occurs during the extraction and refining of oil.
07:00 | 31 Oct 2008
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Richard Harris
The letter that launched a thousand blogs (well, almost): Read Towry Law chief executive Andrew Fisher's own words to the prime minister.
00:01 | 30 Oct 2008
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Lou Macari
A business without a clear, shared vision of what it wants to achieve and without strategies in place to achieve that vision risks becoming less than the sum of its parts, writes Lou Macari of Axa Distribution Services.
00:01 | 29 Oct 2008
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Jeremy Robinson
After a week of turmoil Jeremy Robinson contemplates the New World Order and has a guess or two about what happens next.
00:01 | 29 Oct 2008
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David Sitton
At £79.99 the very portable Yoggie stick is the solution to all your computer security issues.
10:01 | 28 Oct 2008
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Richard Lander
Watch all the videos from the recent forum in Manchester.
00:01 | 28 Oct 2008
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Julian Knight
With global food prices rising and increasing scrutiny on food production, one of the latest concepts to bring farming and co-related water production to cities would use sustainable farms in tower blocks to tackle the problem of rapid urbanisation.
00:01 | 23 Oct 2008
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