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HOW TO PROGRESS YOUR PAYMENTS WITH AR AUTOMATION


There’s an enormous payoff when it comes to digitalizing invoicing and Accounts Receivables (AR): greater efficiency, improved cash flow, and better customer retention are just a few. On the flip side, those businesses that are still conducting AR manually are finding it harder to recover from the economic impact of COVID-19, according to our recent

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THE BEST STOCKS TO INVEST IN RIGHT NOW


2021 has seen a huge tie in of key areas including our biggest foe – COVID-19 and one of the most current trending terms, Net-Zero. Of course, with most of us obeying the rules of lockdown, there has been a huge online presence for retail and of course, NFTs. Unfortunately, some of my most compelling

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4 TIPS FOR BUILDING YOUR FIRST PORTFOLIO


Every investor begins their first portfolio nervous and not knowing very much. If you have a desire to learn the basics, however, and are committed to constantly improving your knowledge base, over time you will have a portfolio of stocks (and perhaps other financial instruments) that you are happy with and confident in. Below are

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DEUTSCHE BANK REPORTS BEST QUARTER IN SEVEN YEARS


Deutsche Bank on Wednesday posted a pre-tax profit of €908 million for the first three months of 2020 – its best quarterly performance in seven years, and a notable increase on its profit of just €66 million for the same period in 2020. Profits rose across all of the bank’s core divisions, though its investment

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UK ECONOMY EXPECTED TO GROW AT FASTEST RATE ON RECORD


The UK economy is predicted to grow at the fastest rate since the second world war this year, according to a widely cited economic forecaster. The EY Item Club has upgraded its forecast for GDP growth during 2021 from 5% to 6.8%, which would mark the fastest annual growth since 1941. This comes in the

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CREDIT SUISSE POSTS ‘UNACCEPTABLE’ ARCHEGOS LOSS


Credit Suisse on Thursday reported a net loss of 252 million Swiss francs ($275 million) for the first quarter following the implosion of US-based hedge fund Archegos Capital. The bank reported that the loss reflected a “significant charge with respect to the US-based hedge fund matter in 1Q21 (first quarter), offsetting positive performance across wealth

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FTSE 100 REBOUNDS AFTER WORST DAY IN TWO MONTHS


The FTSE 100 rose on Wednesday, rallying after a mass sell-off led to a 2% fall in the previous session. The index rose 0.6%, lifted by oil giants BP Plc’s and Royal Dutch Shell’s respective gains of 2.0% and 1.7%. The surge followed a report from Azerbaijan’s energy ministry said BP’s oil output reached 5.9

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FINANCIAL SERVICES SHIFT £1 TRILLION IN ASSETS TO EU


UK banks and insurers have shifted thousands of jobs and over £1 trillion in combined assets out of the UK and into European Union hubs due to the impact of Brexit, a new study has confirmed. According to research from think tank New Financial, more than 440 firms in the UK banking and financial services

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JPMORGAN TO FINANCE BREAKAWAY EUROPEAN SUPER LEAGUE


JPMorgan confirmed on Monday that it is financing the nascent European Super League, a breakaway group featuring 12 of Europe’s biggest football clubs that threatens to shake up the sport. Six Premier League teams – Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur – are involved in the deal, alongside AC Milan, Atletico

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CHINA’S ECONOMY POSTS RECORD 18.3% QUARTERLY GROWTH


China’s economy grew a record 18.3% in the first quarter of 2021 compared to the same period in 2020, new data has shown. Growth was also up from 6.5% in the fourth quarter of 2020. The results mark the biggest jump in Chinese GDP since quarterly records began in 1992. However, the economy’s growth fell