In response to a national call, led by Gordon Brown, Peter Mandelson, David Cameron and Sir Alan Sugar to support British small businesses, a national accounting company Financial Professional Support Services (www.fpss.co.uk) has launched the UK’s biggest year end accounts giveaway in a response to Back British Business.

It is no joke, £1.00 for Year End accounts!

FPSS is one of the fastest growing national accounting firms in the UK with 150 specialist business advisors and accountants.

Entrepreneur, founder & Chief Executive, Mr. Stuart McGreevy says:

“We are committed to the long term success of the UK’s small businesses. As Peter Mandelson has said ‘small businesses are vital to pulling Britain out of the current difficulties’.

TM Forum panel of leading experts to address the impact of the current financial market turmoil
 
MORRISTOWN, NJ - TM Forum announced today it is to address the growing concerns of companies from across the communications value chain about the impact of the current global financial crisis on service providers, in a special keynote panel debate on November 18, 2008 at TM Forum’s Management World Orlando conference.

The economic forecast from around the world is generally grim, as we enter the start of what many see as a deep recession. However, early 3rd quarter financial results indicate that service providers appear to be weathering the storm; research firm Gartner expects telecom and IT spending to continue to be strong for at least the next three years and The analyst firm also sees 2008 spending in to increase eight percent to $3.4 trillion.

Free copy available to journalists on request - Copies available as reader-giveaways or competition prizes

30 October 2008 - Financial bookmaker www.BetsForTraders.com today announces the launch of ‘Financial Betting For Dummies’, a user-friendly guide to the world’s most powerful fixed-odds financial betting service.

The book explains the whole process from setting up an account on www.BetsForTraders.com to getting to grips with the different types of bets and how to use them.

The next six months are all about three vital things – retaining profitable customers, maximising on any new selling opportunities and improving efficiencies whilst cutting costs.

In the current financial climate, organisations cannot afford to have missed opportunities and customers falling by the wayside due to a lack of simple business intelligence. It is imperative that companies ensure that its sales and marketing teams have up to date data and key customer buying information instantly available. By following the tips below it could help you to not only survive the recession, but even thrive during and after it: