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Almost half of all goods returned by consumers during the year come back after Christmas. Malcolm Wheatley explains how UK stores are gradually learning how to send the goods back up the supply chain
There are several ways organisations can choose to manage sourcing - it depends on the circumstances. Andrew Cox explains
The cost of electricity is at a historic low. But fears are growing that prices will climb in 2004, says David Arminas
This week, vast amounts of greeting cards, flowers, chocolates and lingerie will be sold. Cathy Hayward looks at how supply chains cope with the demand
Contingency plans and new leaders can let recruiters look forward with confidence
Tax column:
AT considers the implications - some helpful, some not - of the share option decision in Mansworth v Jelley and the Revenue’s interpretation of the case
The World Wildlife Fund’s Leslie Jones tells AT why a reputation for flawless accounting is critical to the standing of both charities and public-sector bodies
Comedian Mark Thomas and the Inland Revenue are unlikely partners in trying to prevent abuses of the UK’s Conditionally Exempt Works of Art scheme…
Malaysia’s economic story is not quite as gloomy as Singapore’s. Nonetheless, accounting employment there has been hit by problems in the banking sector.