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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
- Creditors practise patience as commercial debt falls
- The total value of commercial debt has fallen while creditor businesses are taking longer to chase debt.
- Business Startup: London, 20 & 21 May
- The UK's biggest show for anyone starting or growing a business.
- Technology for Marketing and Advertising: London, 23 & 24 February
- On 23 and 24 February the Chartered Institute of Marketing is among those exhibiting.
- Selling a Business Blog US
- Guides and resources to help you value and sell a business
- Business Opportunities Blog
- Keeps its ear to the ground for exciting business opportunities around the world.
- Franchise Sales Blog US
- Check out the latest goings on in the world of American franchising.
- Franchise Sales Blog UK
- Lowdown on the UK's top franchise blog.
- More openness promised for tied pubs
- Tied pub landlords can look forward to more openness and transparency from operators thanks to a new code.
- Retail trade braces itself following VAT hike
- Thirteen times as many consumers plan to cut their spending in 2010 as those who intend to spend more.
- Many entrepreneurs don't understand their finances
- A Business Link survey has revealed that 45% of small-business owners have admitted to not understanding their finances.
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