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Consumer legislation overhaul

The EU is set to standardise and extend consumer legislation. Jennifer Edwards, an associate at law firm Thomson Snell & Passmore, looks at what that means for UK businesses.

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Nipson Digital Printing in administration

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Vertu acquires David Penman Cars

Car dealership consolidator Vertu Motors has acquired Darlington-based David Penman Cars for £1.1 million.

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New Earth closes funding for two projects

UK waste treatment and renewable energy group New Earth Solutions has raised almost £20 million for two new projects.

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DFJ buys 3i stake in Nimbus

Encore Ventures, a division of venture capitalist DFJ Esprit, has acquired 3i’s stake in business process management company Nimbus.

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Lonrho secures £16 million

Africa-focused conglomerate Lonrho has raised £16 million for expansion and wants authority to issue more shares.

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Curzon Park leads Q Chip investment 

Biotech company Q Chip has received £1 million in a funding round led by cleantech venture investor Curzon Park Capital.

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Tracsis acquires SIS

Tracsis, a provider of consultancy services for the transport sector, has acquired software company Safety Information Systems (SIS) for up to £515,000. 

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Curzon Park leads Q Chip investment 

Biotech company Q Chip has received £1 million in a funding round led by cleantech venture investor Curzon Park Capital.

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Tracsis acquires SIS

Tracsis, a provider of consultancy services for the transport sector, has acquired software company Safety Information Systems (SIS) for up to £515,000. 

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Buy-out firms in trouble

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Balderton-backed Yoox in IPO

Online fashion retailer Yoox has completed an initial public offering (IPO) on the Milan stock exchange, allowing a partial exit for Balderton Capital.

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Helvetia buys City Gate and TAM

Swiss private banking group Helvetia Wealth has acquired UK financial advisory firms City Gate Money Managers and TAM Asset Management for an undisclosed sum.

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More KTPs approved this year

Knowledge transfer partnerships (KTPs) between business and academic institutions have increased despite the recession.

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