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Nick was the Managing Editor for growthbusiness.co.uk when it was owned by Vitesse Media, before moving on to become Head of Investment Group and Editor at What Investment and thence to Head of Intermediary Communications at The Association of Investment Companies (AIC).

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ISIS backs Surgi C

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VCTs raise over £300 million

Fundraising for venture capital trusts (VCTs) totalled £311 million for the last tax year, more than double the amount raised in 2008/9.

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Trevor Bish-Jones: What I wish I’d known

A long and distinguished career in retail came to an abrupt end for former Woolworths CEO Trevor Bish-Jones when he left the chain shortly before it went into administration. He's now throwing his weight behind recruitment website mypeoplebiz.

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Easydate acquires dating sites

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Spire buys London Fertility Centre

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Portrayal and Peninsula merge

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Gresham backs Lanes MBO

Private equity firm Gresham has backed a  £12.3 million MBO of Lanes Assistance Services (LAS), an outsourced claims management company for insurance firms.

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Government fund goes with DFJ

The UK Future Technologies Fund, which is backed by the government, has made its first commitment into DFJ Esprit's latest vehicle.

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Recession blow softer than expected

Fewer businesses went bust over the past recession than feared, according to professional services firm BDO.

Human Resources

Dealing with problem employees

Whether you're faced with a personality clash or poor timekeeping, dealing with staff problems early on can save stress.

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Renewable energy champions

Innovation and excellence were celebrated in equal measure at the third Rosenblatt Solicitors New Energy Awards. We find out how the winners have weathered a tough year for the sector.

Financial Management

Pound under pressure

One month before a general election, the euro remains a non-issue in Westminster. Entrepreneurs doing business overseas would like to see it back on the political agenda, finds GrowthBusiness.