Not so long ago, an accusation that one was not living in the real world could be taken as criticism and a prediction of failure. Now, it seems, we all need to be logging into the virtual world if we want business success.
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So-called “vertical agreements” have been set on a firmer legal footing by the European Union’s industrial affairs council.
David Lewis and Darren Bridger
Nicholas Brealey, £18
Half of UK manufacturers believe that their suppliers will have greater clout in determining costing and pricing in the future, a survey has found. Only 30 per cent of companies said suppliers contribute now to this area, according to a survey by consultants Bourton Group of manufacturing trends and attitudes.
Andrew Holmes
Gower, £55
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E-commerce offers purchasers the opportunity to play a more strategic role in the future, says Roy Ayliffe
The new electricity trading arrangements, designed to improve competition in the energy market, may be delayed beyond the expected 21 November start date, according to the Competition Commission. The commission is investigating whether generators should have a new clause in licences to prevent unfair price rises.