Effective KPIs for Team-Building and Events Businesses

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) are essential for understanding and improving business performance. In my 20+ years of experience as an accountant, I’ve seen businesses that devote substantial time to financial reporting but neglect to monitor the metrics that drive growth. For team-building and events businesses, tracking the right KPIs is critical to understanding client satisfaction,…

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Covid inquiry to hear Michelle Mone – linked PPE Medpro evidence in closed session as NCA probe continues

The Covid inquiry will hold private hearings to examine details about the government’s awarding of multimillion-pound PPE contracts to PPE Medpro, a company with links to the Conservative peer Michelle Mone. Dame Heather Hallett, the inquiry chair, ruled that making the evidence public could jeopardise an ongoing National Crime Agency (NCA) investigation. The NCA has…

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Lord Spencer extends backing for Chapel Down as share price falls flat

The billionaire Conservative Party donor Lord Spencer of Alresford has increased his already sizeable holding in Chapel Down Group, England’s largest wine producer, amid a protracted share-price slump since its December 2023 flotation. Recent stock exchange filings show that Spencer, founder of broker Icap and a non-executive director at Chapel Down, snapped up an additional…

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As Amazon MGM secures creative control of 007, Cavill supporters flood Jeff Bezos’s call to pick next Bond

In a move that has sent ripples through Hollywood, Amazon MGM, in partnership with long-time James Bond producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, has formed a joint venture to oversee the rights to the iconic 007 franchise. Although all three parties will remain co-owners of Bond’s intellectual property, Amazon MGM will now lead on…

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Unions seek £200m from ministers to safeguard Scunthorpe steelworks as blast furnaces face closure

Unions are calling on the UK government to inject £200 million into British Steel, in a last-ditch attempt to keep its two blast furnaces in Scunthorpe running until electric arc replacements can be brought online. The trade union Community warns that without additional support, the rapid shutdown of Scunthorpe’s coal-fuelled blast furnaces could spark nearly…

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UK marketplace sellers brace for ‘second Brexit’ as Trump’s new US import rules loom

British companies selling via online marketplaces could be hit hard by Donald Trump’s forthcoming import regulations, with industry experts warning of a “second Brexit” in terms of disruption to trade. The changes, introduced in early February but now paused, demand that goods originating from China and sold to the US pay standard import duty—of up…

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