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Cash shortages can disrupt even well-managed companies, often at moments when stability matters most. A delayed client payment, a sudden drop in seasonal revenue or an unexpected opportunity requiring immediate capital can place

Few investors would have looked at Spain’s heavily regulated taxi market in 2017 and seen opportunity. Ride-hailing services faced steep barriers to entry, with vehicle-for-hire licenses strictly capped and fiercely protected by incumbent

Dubai’s skyline tells a story of ambition realized. Each tower, each waterfront community, each master-planned neighborhood represents billions in investment and years of planning executed under intense pressure. The emirate didn’t become a global

Many homes in the UK are cold and expensive to heat. There are government schemes that can help. LA Flex Scheme is one of them. This article explains the workings of that scheme. This

A new leadership team has been appointed to the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Investment Fraud and Fairer Financial Services following its Annual General Meeting at Portcullis House, Westminster. Members from both Houses came together

Britain’s live events industry has issued a stark warning to the Prime Minister, urging an immediate review of the government’s new Business Rates system amid fears it will trigger widespread venue closures, job

The UK’s long-running “risk premium” in financial markets appears to be unwinding, with economists claiming investors are regaining confidence in Rachel Reeves’ fiscal strategy — and that the shift could save taxpayers billions

Policy uncertainty in Westminster is weighing heavily on Britain’s small business sector, according to one of the City’s most influential bankers. Kunal Shah, co-head of Goldman Sachs International, warned that a lack of clarity

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