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As the stockmarket begins to look less solid, investors are considering putting their money in ‘things’. We examine the legal intricacies of buying fine art and antiques
Domestic and European changes to legislation governing late payments will give all suppliers the right to charge interest on tardy payers. Paul Abbiati explains
Times may be tough in the manufacturing sector, but all is not lost
Despite various pressures, purchasing consortia are proving their worth and becoming increasingly common in the public sector. Sam Tulip looks at their success and asks why they are yet to take off in the private sector
The CIPS certificate programme, which offers students a new method of assessment, has been running for a year. Steve Kirby examines its impact
Finding time for studying is often hard, but late nights and strong coffee are not the answer. Roland White explains how good time management and study skills will increase your chances of success
Bakery firm Warburtons has no regrets about its recent experience with consultants. Acting on every recommendation, it now claims to have a more efficient and recognised purchasing function. Gareth Mytton reports
Don’t get your wires crossed when buying telecommunications, say Ray Cobbett and Mike Matthews. The marketplace is buzzing right now and there are plenty of competitive deals to hook up to
Julia Clarke explains to Alexis Nolan how her new job at the Strategic Rail Authority gives her scope to get freight back on the rails