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As prices for businesses remain at best volatile and worst depressed, Insider magazine looks at how you can not only value you company, but also add to its worth. Plus we look at the prospects for dealmaking in the Midlands during 2009, while a panel of experts answers your questions on how to handle the recession.
The final Insider of 2008 includes our review of the year in North West business; all the stories from the Dealmakers Awards; what Peel Holdings managing director Andrew Simpson had to say at Insider’s latest breakfast briefing and an interview with David Cartmell, chairman and chief executive of British Water Additives, the Trafford business recently bought by Bahrain’s United International Bank.
With credit hard to come by and deteriorating market conditions and sentiment, 2009 is the year for company directors to prove their worth and keep the business on track. To help them do just that, this month Insider focuses on what the region's directors can do to get business in good shape for the challenges that lie ahead.
With 2009 shaping up to be tough, Insider looks at how you can get your business in top condition for the battle ahead. Plus Cardiff City chairman Peter Ridsdale on being financially responsible, a look at the unusual public sector status of healthcare in Wales and the pros and cons of moving office versus staying put.
2008 will be a year that many in Yorkshire will prefer to forget. But it was not all bad news, as we find out in our rundown of the year. Plus we take a look at the one city in Yorkshire that still appears to be in the throes of major property redevelopment – Wakefield – and consider how you can make sure you stay safe when you trade overseas.
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