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Criticaleye's Community Updates are read each week by Members, registered users, and subscribers globally. Click on any of the topics below to see the corresponding newsletter. If you would like to comment further on any of these topics, write to us via info@criticaleye.net.
The Gorilla in the Garden
The row over the BBC’s decision to cap its final salary pension schemes in April 2011 and close it to new employees is evidence of the contentious nature of the subject. Such is the dissatisfaction of BBC staff over the proposed changes that they have threatened industrial action. (read more)
Considerations for being on AIM - 23 August 2010
At 15 years old, the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) is the most successful junior market in the world, having raised £68 billion in that time and boasting a community of over 1,200 companies. Much celebrated in its early years, AIM has, like many other markets, taken a beating throughout the financial crisis. There has been a steep decline in listings since January 2008 when, at its peak, there were 1,700 companies on the market. (read more)
Private Equity Strategies - 18 August 2010
Two years of limited private equity exits have seemingly come to an end with Q2 this year seeing the highest number since Q1 two years ago. Research by Ernst & Young suggests that global exits are trending upwards with nearly twice as many exits over the first quarter of this year than the same period of last year. (read more)
Living the New Normal - 11 August 2010
The financial crisis has brought with it a more constrained business environment. Costs have been cut, theoretically making organisations more efficient. However, there are continued risks from, for example, suppliers that are under strain themselves and the presence of unmotivated, uneasy staff that may be looking for greener pastures (that may or may not exist). (read more)
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