Today's South East business news from Insider |
| Location data: powering the digital economy of the future | If you thought Ordnance Survey just published maps, think again. Today the organisation is the driving force behind the UK’s location data, a trusted resource used around the world by individuals, businesses and governments. Insider spoke to John Kimmance, managing director for OS’ National Mapping Services, to learn more.
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| Ask the expert: Are you ready for Natasha’s Law? | Gary Clifton, client partner and chartered risk adviser at Partners&, says since The UK Food Information Amendment, also known as Natasha’s Law, was announced on 1 October 2021, some quarters of the food and drink industry have raised concerns about its readiness to meet these new requirements.
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| Ask the expert: SME acquisition | Growth by acquisition can often be seen as a risky business, but for many it is a successful route to growing shareholder value. Having recently advised facilities management business Ecoserv on three successful acquisitions, Brad McAvoy, partner at James Cowper Kreston Corporate Finance, offers his advice.
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