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‘Stunning images without hard sell’

‘Stunning images without hard sell’

By refreshing its look in time for its third birthday, Citrus photographic studio hopes to bring a touch of colour to Winnersh Triangle.

Sharp-thinking boss Anna Rogers told PAUL ROBINS about the studio’s unique ap-‘peel’


 

Massive rise in firms offloading pensions

The number of companies offloading their pension schemes to insurers has accelerated sharply in the past six months and looks set to continue to grow, a report said today.

Actuarial consultants Lane Clark & Peacock (LCP) is predicting the pension buy-out market will exceed £10 billion this year, up from £2.9 billion in 2007, while volumes will soar four-fold compared with last year.

IT company launches a free communications ‘open day’

Calcot-based IT company Unified Group is holding an open day for local businesses looking to improve their in-house communications.

The group, which specialises in communication integration, will be advising companies on the ‘do’s’ and ‘don’ts’ in developing unified technologies.


 

Eight legal eagles are soaring higher

Eight legal eagles are soaring higher

Law firm Shoosmiths has strengthened its Reading practice with the announcement of eight promotions.

Accountant will add graduates

Accountant Horwath Clark Whitehill plans to recruit new graduates every six months to cope with the influx of new business in Reading.


 

 

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