Today's Wales business news from Insider |
| Business Matters: Revenues up, cashflow troubles down? Think again | John Cullen, an insolvency partner at accountancy firm, Menzies LLP, says as the business landscape opens up there are fresh opportunities for owner managers to drive up revenues and turbocharge their growth plans. However, periods of increased demand can also be a risky time for businesses if they fail to consider the potential cashflow implications of scaling up.
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| Morrisons board recommends £7bn CD&R offer | The board of Morrisons has recommended a £7bn takeover offer from private equity firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) to shareholders. Fortress Investment Group, which has also bid for the supermarket giant, said it was considering its options.
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| App developer eyes £8m IPO | The business behind an app which connects the public to tradespeople has told Insider it is eyeing an initial public offering in which it expects to raise £8m to boost its global expansion plans.
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| BID members hail Swansea projects | Projects planned or underway in Swansea are offering confidence to businesses, shoppers and investors, according to members of the city's Business Improvement District (BID).
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