Dealing with fraud
Businesses, as much as individuals, can be victims of fraud. Every business, therefore, should take steps to safeguard itself against fraudulent activities, whatever their source and whatever their nature.
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FSA investigates banks mis-selling to small businesses
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) is to investigate a growing number of claims that small... more >
Advisory group to track Northern Ireland's global economic competitiveness
Northern Ireland's independent Economic Advisory Group (EAG) is to develop a strategy to... more >
Business groups offer last minute Budget proposals
Business groups have urged the Chancellor to take 'radical action' and deliver measures which... more >
