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A report on the UK government’s latest move to update charity law, in some cases changing rules that have been in place for a hundred years and more.
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Even though the UN lifted the trade embargo with Iraq in May, actually moving goods into the country is proving to be both dangerous and a logistical headache. Chris Thorby reports
When the lights went out across swathes of the US, Canada and Italy, people asked whether the UK was also vulnerable to widespread blackouts. Scott Dendy explains what regulators, users and suppliers are doing to prevent them
Negotiations around the new treaty for the expanded European Union are in their final stages. Paul Abbiati examines the likely impact for purchasing and supply management professionals
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Executive search firms are turning to technology in their quest to recruit
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