WHAT we waste has rarely been a bigger issue. In business and at home, everything from energy to food is coming under the scrutiny of those driving conservation and related green issues.
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SIR Richard Branson’s grin has become almost as famous as his hairdo. Save the moments when he is being rescued from one of his world record attempts or is required to inspect the scene of a crash involving a train bearing his Virgin brand, Sir Richard is generally to be found smiling broadly.
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HEARD the one about the banker, the airline boss and the celebrity chef. The week has been no laughing matter for Sir Fred Goodwin, Michael O’Leary and Heston Blumenthal.
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AS ENDS of years go, we are in uncharted territory. It has undoubtedly been a big one for Liverpool and the rest of the Merseyside region, but it’s been an even bigger one for the world’s economy.
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IT'S hard to imagine a more volatile period in which to consider launching a new business or touting a new commercial idea around potential backers.
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OPINIONS are not hard to find in Liverpool. And the business community, like many others across the city, is not slow in coming forwards to offer its view of how the land lies.
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SOME may whinge about the acoustics, but St George's Hall will always be one of Liverpool's most impressive and imposing venues for anything "big".
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WHAT price brand Beijing? Set aside the commendable achievements of the athletes currently competing in the Olympics, and consider how the host country, and in particular the leading host city, is faring.
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THE BBC's new series, Britain from Above, got off to a spectacular start on Sunday as Andrew Marr took an unusual view of some of the nation's habits.
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IT'S a long way from the gates of the Stanlow oil refinery to sunny California, yet the distance appeared to be covered in the blink of an eye earlier this week.
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WHAT makes a business want to invest in one location, rather than another? It's not a question that has a simple answer. There are so many variables.
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