Uni's 'misleading' merger comment

View the article online at http://citywire.co.uk/wealth-manager/article/a657416 Redmayne-Bentley has closed its first Wales office just ahead of what would have been its third anniversary. The national stockbroker spied an opportunity to enter into the S

AN international trade body called on the Welsh Government to take a fresh look at the use of sectoral ‘clusters’ in generating economic prosperity. The Wales International Business Council (WIBC) said charting a middle ground between what was happening

LINKS between Wales and London in business have never been stronger. As chairman of the ever-expanding Wales in London organisation, he believes strengthened links between the UK and Welsh governments will benefit the country. The emergency of Clwyd West

SCIENTISTS are scrubbing-up in business by using seaweed in food and beauty products. Bangor University is aiming to utilise Welsh seaweed as a natural ingredient in both markets. Led by the university’s BioComposites Centre and the Centre for Applied Ma

Mid and North Wales are missing out on top government jobs, according to Plaid AMs. Calls have been made for the First Minister to spread highest paid officials more fairly, after research by the Party of Wales found that as many Welsh Government top off

Environment Secretary Owen Paterson will fly to Brussels today for a horse meat summit - after two British processing plants were raided and shut down as part of the inquiry into the scandal. The Food Standards Agency (FS), accompanied by police, swooped