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UK Apple cart Square punched in the wallet as sales, profit fall
Not everything emblazoned with a fruit-shaped badge of honour is immune to the cold winds of recession: just ask London-based Apple channel partner Square Group.
The business's turnover dropped 15 per cent to £24m and profits fell 36.8 per cent to £250,000 in the year to 31 March 2012, according to a filing this week at …
Cawing retail vultures circle dying Comet, might rip some chunks off
Both bricks-and-mortar and web-based traders are looking to pick through the bones of sickened retail outfit Comet.
The receivers Deloitte landed at Comet's doorstep on 2 November to take over operations and have set about cutting costs and finding buyers for the business, which is likely to be broken up.
According to sources …
Exit the Dragon: Barracuda Network CEO stands down
Security solutions firm might become bigger fish – Dean Drako
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Dixons returns to profit in UK, rubs hands as Comet circles drain
Dixons Retail says it's positioned to capitalise on Comet's collapse as the firm returned to profit in the UK for the first time in five years.
Group challenges still remain, however, with gadget souk PIXmania still performing "poorly" and those pesky penniless peeps in Southern Europe dragging numbers down.
Pre-tax losses for …
Computacenter to hire 700 new bods to meet bulging service needs
Computacenter (CC) is splashing £7m on hiring hundreds of personnel and investing in systems to underpin faster than expected growth in services, the London-based reseller giant confirmed this morning.
But surprises for investors didn't stop there: CC also warned that should the depreciation of the Euro against sterling remain …
Comet staff should be for life, not just for Christmas
Dixons to recruit 2,000 for festive peak season
Comet administrator Deloitte triggers ejector seats under 330 staff
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Biz rivals tussle over customers, former staffers of fallen 2e2
Headhunters pursuing us, say axed workers
Cabinet Office names bean counter as chief buyer
Former Accenture man Crothers as chief procurement officer
Huawei Enterprise's Muscles-from-Brussels Vanhamme scrams
Exit sparks hunt for new Europe channel chief
Microsoft UK bigwig leaps into bed with Bucks biz
Services boss is making his mind up: he's off to Softcat
Maude to gov IT suppliers: If you are rubbish you will be binned
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New anti-corruption offences come into force today
New anti-corruption laws come into force today, giving companies more certainty over what constitutes bribery but placing greater obligations on companies to tackle corruption.
A company could be responsible for bribery carried out by its employees without its knowledge or consent under the Bribery Act. It creates a new offence …
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