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Adam, an employee since the summer of 2006, manages all editorial content on BusinessWings.co.uk, as well as on all other titles in the Dynamis stable, chief among them BusinessesForSale.com, FranchiseSales.com and the Franchise Sales Magazine. A history graduate with a journalism diploma, he has written and commissioned content on a wide range of business topics, producing news, comment and market analysis with the help of interviews with start-up entrepreneurs, business buyers and sellers, franchisors and franchisees, and business professionals including solicitors, accountants and business transfer agents. Adam also had a two-year stint as subeditor at a leading legal publisher.
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- www.BusinessesForSale.com
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- Date joined
- 1 May 07
All Adam's articles
- Why buy a franchise resale?
- Buy an existing franchise and reap the benefits of buying a business and running a franchise.
- Sell a business: Variety on market
- The venerable showbiz oracle has suffered declining circulation in the internet age.
- Sell a business: The Canadian economy
- Adam Bannister discusses how Canada is shaping up economically.
- Farms for sale: climate challenges ahead
- Climate change, let alone population pressure, mean innovation in farming is imperative.
- Web design franchise & other home-based opportunities
- Work-from-home business opportunities have proliferated in the internet era, including in franchising.
- Online franchise: the travel resource
- Co-founder Neil Waller says MyDestination Info franchisees make money and have fun.
- Pubs for sale Kent: boost for pubs and off-licences
- The PM's determination to emulate the Scottish Parliament might narrow the gap between off and on-trade prices.
- Sell a business: maximising value & other tips
- Top broker Karen Gerrits also discusses the problem of overvaluation and other common seller mistakes.
- Budget 2012: “We’ve been misled over 50p top-rate"
- Claims that the top-rate cut will cost the Treasury only £100 are ill-informed, argues a top tax expert.
- Budget 2012: the verdict
- Accountants, entrepreneurs and executives ponder whether Britain is really now open for business.
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