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Business Bulletin November 2008
Welcome

Welcome to the latest issue of our Business Bulletin, where we keep you up-to-date with market news and information, people profiles and upcoming events of interest to your business.

Are you concerned about the impact of the present economic turmoil on your business? Along with insights from Bank of Ireland's chief economist, we ask two experts for their views on how smaller firms can stay strong in turbulent times – ISME chief executive Mark Fielding and Jim Leyden, MD of office equipment firm BizQuip. We also take a look at an alternative way of protecting your cashflow, a vital concern now more than ever.

Plus, we take time out to catch up with golfer Padraig Harrington, who offers tips on improving your swing.

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Andrew Fordham
Head of Business Marketing,
Bank of Ireland
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