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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.
- Website
- www.BusinessesForSale.com
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- Date joined
- 1 May 07
All Adam's articles
- Entrepreneurs hit heavily in recession
- Entrepreneurs injected huge sums from their own savings to see their businesses through the downturn.
- Mixed views on minimum wage rise
- Many business leaders are dismayed, but not all have condemned the 2.2% rise.
- Boom time for heating franchises
- The government's boiler scrappage scheme is, unsurprisingly, a boon for heating engineers.
- Businesses slash headcount
- Around half of privately held businesses in the UK have reduced staff numbers in the last year, reveals a Grant Thornton survey.
- MAN everywoman in Transport and Logistics Awards: London, 13 May
- Everywoman will be recognising the achievements of women in a male-dominated field.
- Unemployed mums keen on business
- Nearly half of out-of-work-mothers are seriously considering starting a business.
- The Great Northern Franchise Show: Newcastle, 8 May
- From the North-East and sick of having to travel south for franchise exhibitions?
- Reforms would cut farming incomes
- The mooted cuts in EU farming subsidies could slash farming incomes by up to 60%, says a new report.
- LLPs increase by 50%
- Growing numbers of business owners have sought to minimise their personal liabilities during the downturn.
- Business franchise: buying an accounting franchise
- Geraldine Shelley wanted to work from home so she could fit in her job with her three teenage children.
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