Facebook has announced plans to help thousands of small firms by offering free advertising to boost their chances of growing their business.

Facebook to offer free adverts to SMEs

Last posted Friday, January 27th, 2012

by Tabitha Cole

Facebook has announced plans to help thousands of small firms by offering free advertising to boost their chances of growing their business.

Firms not ready for Olympic Games absences

Firms not ready for Olympic Games absences

Most employers have not drawn up plans for dealing with an expected surge in staff absence during the Olympics, months before the Games start, according to a report today.

Diane Abbott challenges abortion group

Diane Abbott challenges abortion group

The Government has been accused of pushing ahead with plans to strip abortion providers of their role in counselling women despite an amendment on the issue suffering a heavy defeat in the Commons last year.

BBC needs more women presenters

BBC needs more women presenters

The BBC must ensure there are more women presenters and executives working on its radio network if it is to justify its licence fee, an MP said today after she found that in some cases there were fewer female voices than 25 years ago.

New to FMWF.com: Diary of a Young Debtor

New to FMWF.com: Diary of a Young Debtor

In the week the nation’s overdraft hit one trillion pounds, FMWF begins following the story of one young woman drowning in debt and her fight to recover from her own credit crisis.

HANDS OFF: Jonathan Chilton keeps the taxman at bay by saving as much as he can each month into a range of equity Isas

Financial Mail’s Ten-point game plan to beat the tax clock

Time is short to make the most out of this year’s tax allowances. Here is how to do it …

Lloyds customers face new security checks

Lloyds customers face new security checks to prove identity

If you had been with your bank for years it might be annoying to find you had to go through new security checks to prove your identity before you could open a new account or take a loan…

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