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Could that be wedding bells? 3 in 10 Office Romances end in marriage

That Valentine you receive from your coworker may be more than just a nice gesture this Valentine’s Day, however according to an office romance survey of workers across the UK, forty-one per cent of workers said they have dated a co-worker at least once over the course of their career and twenty-seven per cent ended up tying the knot with their office beau.

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The Business Minefield – Top 10 mistakes made by SME’s

As the backbone of the British economy, Britain’s army of small and medium-sized businesses have been hit harder than most by the downturn. Even though the number of firms going to the wall fell at the end of last year, the triple-dip continues to pile pressure on businesses. Company owners can only do so much to boost demand, but by taking positive steps they can do much to protect themselves from being another victim. Here Michael Davis, Managing Partner, HW Fisher & Company tells us his top ten things to keep your eye on.

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Top tips on achieving happiness in the workplace

It is important for all businesses to look at every aspect of the company, in order to maintain fiscal stability and promote growth. Allocating funds to workplace improvements may not be the obvious first choice for cash sensitive smaller businesses. However, the effect a pleasant environment can have on a workforce and on visitors can be good news for both the finances and business development.

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The 5 steps for setting up a Marketing Collaboration

The biggest challenge for most new brands is lack of awareness – which is why more than 80% of businesses recognise ‘finding new customers’ as one of their biggest challenges to growth. This need, combined with limited budgets, is what drives a number of savvy brands to explore Marketing Collaborations to fuel their business – but it remains by and large – the best kept secret of the entrepreneurial world.

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