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Consumers, not banks, hitting SMEs hardest

Declining consumer demand is a much bigger problem than access to finance for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across the UK.

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The urge to merge

The words mergers and acquisitions are often used together, but they actually mean very different things, writes Simon Cook

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AIM Review

A bevy of recent deals could prove significant with fair winds behind them, writes James Crux

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Game on for NetPlay TV

AIM-traded gaming company NetPlay TV Plc has taken over the production of the 'Challenge Jackpot' brand, including its associated website and television channel, which is broadcast on Virgin Media and Sky.

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Restructuring your business

Companies of all descriptions may need to take a closer look at their operations and financing over the coming months, so avoid blunders with these ten tips.

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AVISA buys aeroDAC 

AVISA Aviation Safety Systems, an East Sussex-based aerospace and safety consultancy, has acquired 33 per cent of rival aeroDAC for an undisclosed sum. For more deals click here.

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Fyffes picks up Panamanian pineapple plantation

Dublin-based tropical food importer Fyffes Plc has acquired a pineapple plantation and related production assets from Agroindustries Golden West SA in Panama for up to US$8 million (£5.3 million).

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Reinventing an industry

Without investment, creative companies wouldn’t be able to break new ground. The Media Magnate Awards sought to celebrate both the smartest investors and the companies leading the way in the UK’s most dynamic and innovative sector.

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Fyffes picks up Panamanian pineapple plantation

Dublin-based tropical food importer Fyffes Plc has acquired a pineapple plantation and related production assets from Agroindustries Golden West SA in Panama for up to US$8 million (£5.3 million).

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Reinventing an industry

Without investment, creative companies wouldn’t be able to break new ground. The Media Magnate Awards sought to celebrate both the smartest investors and the companies leading the way in the UK’s most dynamic and innovative sector.

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Galliford Try makes Wright move

Galliford Try Plc, an Uxbridge-based construction and housebuilding group, has agreed to buy the residential development assets of Wright Homes (Hull) out of administration for £7 million in cash. 

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ACS acquires BSG 

London-based NHS healthcare software specialist Advanced Computer Software (ACS) has agreed to acquire Business Services Group, an IT outsourcing and networking company. ACS is offering BSG shareholders 19.11p in cash per BSG share, with a combined value of £15.5 million.

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Elavation gets a lift with Safeline

Elavation, a Milton Keynes-based rental company for powered lifts, has acquired the powered access rental division of Safeline Access Solutions for an undisclosed sum.

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Loss Management buys E-Register

Loss Management Group, a specialist in handling insurance claims for lost or stolen jewellery and collectables, has acquired rival E-Register for £300,000 from Helphire Group Plc. 

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