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Refinancing adds £3.7 million to Parallel

Sports marketing and media services group Parallel Media has raised £3.7 million in investment after refinancing.

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Plastic Logic heads East for production

E-reader developer Plastic Logic has accepted investment from a state-backed Russian investor to build a new factory in the country.

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Talend raises $34 million for acquisition

Talend has acquired the German open source software business Sopera.

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New deal for Daisy

Acquisitive telecoms company Daisy has agreed to acquire SpiriTel for £27.3 million.

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Madagascar Oil takes AIM

Explorer and developer Madagascar Oil is seeking £50 million on AIM.

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Managers heading for the door

Half of senior managers want to quit their jobs within two years, a survey of British business leaders finds.

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Matrix takes stake in recruiter RDL

Matrix Private Equity has invested £5 million to back the management buy-out of European recruiter RDL Corporation.

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Gun maker Manroy sets sights on AIM

Machine gun maker Manroy Systems is to float on AIM in December after reversing into cash shell Hurlingham.

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Matrix takes stake in recruiter RDL

Matrix Private Equity has invested £5 million to back the management buy-out of European recruiter RDL Corporation.

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Gun maker Manroy sets sights on AIM

Machine gun maker Manroy Systems is to float on AIM in December after reversing into cash shell Hurlingham.

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SenseLogix boosted by £1 million

Energy reduction company SenseLogix has closed its series A investment round after earning £1 million in investment from private and public sector sources.

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Investors back green washer Xeros with £3.5 million

Green company Xeros has raised £3.5 million in new investment, which will be used to continue development of its water-saving technology.

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Redstone acquires Fujin Systems

IT company Redstone has acquired the ethernet technology business Fujin Systems for £2.9 million.

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Tougher taxman winds up more businesses

HM Revenue and Customs applied to wind up nearly three out of every five companies which faced a liquidation petition last year in a sign the taxman has renewed his tough stance.

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