Innovative giving

Article Abstract:

Gift aid is the most popular way that businesses can give to charity, but there are other innovative ways for commercially savvy altruism. Cash payments, land, buildings, shares and securities, equipment or trading stock, secondment of employees and sponsorship are some of the ways to give charity and also the company can claim tax relief on all of them.

United Kingdom, Financial management, Taxes, Evaluation, Taxation, Charities, Corporate social responsibility, Company financing, Corporate giving

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The difference at C&A

Article Abstract:

The history and management of the Dutch-owned C&A company are discussed. The competition from discount shops and middle market chains, and the reasons behind its massive losses and subsequent decision to cease trading in the UK are examined.

Retail industry, Retail trade, Retail stores, Market share, Stores, Company Profile, C and A Brenninkmeyer

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You've made your bed. Now lie in it

Article Abstract:

Starting the Iron Bed Company in 1994 has allowed co-founder Anne Notley to realise her ambition of working for herself while constantly facing new and exciting challenges.

Management, Small business, The Iron Bed Company

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