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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
- Capital gains rise will still hit entrepreneurs
- Diluted CGT proposals, which include entrepreneurs relief, will still see many business sellers worse off.
- Budget 2010: FSB blasts regional NICs incentives
- The small-business body says incentives to private enterprise beyond the south-east will have unintended consequences.
- Budget 2010: qualified endorsement from business community
- Most business groups have welcomed Osborne's 'austerity budget', though manufacturers are less sanguine.
- Emergency Budget: as it happened
- 39-year old George Osborne has the unenviable job of delivering the most severe austerity measures since the 1970s.
- Capital gains hike “will be counterproductive”
- The director of the Adam Smith Institute also thinks the rise will only hit middle-income savers.
- Emergency Budget: NICs rise tops list of SME concerns
- Businesswings asked business people in a range of sectors which tax rise they feared the most.
- Emergency Budget: businesses braced for tax rises
- Capital gains tax, national insurance and VAT top businesses' list of concerns with the budget four days away.
- World Cup 2010 will buoy retail sector
- Retail spending is forecast to rise 5.8% during the tournament.
- Cut NIC burden further, FSB advises Osborne
- The SME body believes the government's national insurance proposals don't go far enough.
- Mary Portas Queen of Shops: normality returns to makeover genre
- Retail guru Portas descended on picturesque Corfe Castle in Dorset and transformed a convenience store.
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