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Michelle Rodger: Why a foot in the door is worth more than a quick buck BEING in sales isn't easy. Particularly in 2009. And it will mean a lean Christmas for some. Bonuses are based on meeting crucial financial targets, and that has been tougher than ever lately. As a result, the past 12 months have seen some desper

Terry Murden: Why should ordinary businesspeople have to pay for the mess we're in? UNDER the weight of Pre-Budget Report analysis and the brouhaha over bonuses, one question went largely unanswered: has Labour become anti-business?

Teresa Hunter: Here's hoping for a happy ending to Darling's fairytale ONCE upon a time there was a poor Chancellor, sorry Miller, who was so desperate to win favour with the markets, I mean the King, that he boasted his daughter could spin straw into gold.

Rosemary Gallagher: Borders' troubles only part of wider high street malaise IT WAS much loved by the "Friends generation", but it seems the Borders chain of bookshops has had its day.

Michelle Rodger: Help for firms ought to begin at home

Terry Murden: Brown warned to back off business in his search for cutbacks

Michelle Rodger: Humbug spirit is bad tidings for staff and firms

Terry Murden: While credit is still crunched, direct investment must become easier

Teresa Hunter: Labour must dig deep or face fate of Gabriel Grub

Michelle Rodger: Informed choices on compliance can pay big rewards

Terry Murden: Foreign banks could emerge the winners in big sell-off

Michelle Rodger: Quit moaning and transform your business

Andrew Milligan: Inflation is the key to full recovery in financial markets

Teresa Hunter: When estate agent turns pessimistic it's time to worry

Terry Murden: Bank restructuring kicks off in atmosphere of political vengeance

Teresa Hunter: Driven crazy by nonsense banking reforms

Douglas Hunter: Take care when it comes to paying for costs of elderly

Michelle Rodger: Stay on top of your business, not in the thick of it

Terry Murden: Standard Life's new chief must act fast to shore up assurer's credentials

Teresa Hunter: Painful decisions must be taken to pay debts

Michelle Rodger: Put that grumpy boss at ease with military precision

Gerry Kay: Tighter controls must not hinder proper lenders

Alan Steel: History tells us Generation Y will come up with the goods

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