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Daisy completes 26th deal

Telecoms provider Daisy Group has completed its 26th deal since it was established in 2001, with the acquisition of Managed Communications for up to £6.3 million.

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TenCate buys AML  

Dutch textile technology business TenCate has acquired Swindon-based defence company AML for £10 million. 

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Future Films in AIM float

Easyjet chairman and former Whitehall warrior Sir Colin Chandler is to chair finance group Future Film Group, now tapping AIM for £5 million.

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Europa buys Operon

Building maintenance business Europa has acquired the facilities management division of Operon out of administration. 

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Rising star – Kate Cains

Kate Caines co-founded kids’ artwork and accessories brand Belle and Boo two years ago. Now the product is stocked in high street shops with fans including Jools Oliver and Claudia Schiffer

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Economic Insight

David Hudson, London head of corporate insolvency at accountancy firm Baker Tilly, explains why it’s recovery, not recession, that breaks many businesses

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Workers get the blues

Employers need to motivate staff as job satisfaction hits an all-time low, says the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD).

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Workers get the blues

Employers need to motivate staff as job satisfaction hits an all-time low, says the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD).

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SMEs don’t know their numbers

Many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) admit to managing their finances poorly.

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Cognitive Match in Series B round

A developer of software that helps online publishers adapt their content to individual users has secured $2.5 million (£1.6 million) of equity finance.

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Byotrol acquires ByoFresh

Hygiene specialist Byotrol has acquired Cheshire-based pet care business ByoFresh for up to £1.75 million. 

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Bank stops printing money

The flow of extra money into the economy has been put on hold after the Bank of England failed to announce an extension to its quantitative easing programme.

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