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Today's news
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James Halstead to pay special dividend
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Steel group gets £41.5m from Lloyds TSB
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ClearDebt acquires rival’s assets
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Cowgill Holloway merges with Liverpool firm
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Elite Telecom acquires CAN Networks
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Businesses ranked among UK’s fastest growing
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Ask the Expert – your VAT questions answered
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Blackpool bids for Tower
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MOSI plans £7m revolution
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Shearings makes further investment
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Council office to anchor Wythenshawe regeneration
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Clover to grow with Lifeways
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Funding boost for creative sector
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Something for the weekend
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Deal of the week
The commercialisation of technology in the UK is an important debate and one that needs to continue as the country builds on its knowledge-based assets. This week, University of Manchester spinout Nano ePrint, led by entrepreneur Scott White, secured a £580,000 investment to develop its printed electronics from the UMIP Premier Fund and the Northwest Regional Development Agency (NWDA). And Mark Hughes, executive director of economic development, said he recognised the "world-beating potential of the technology".
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Grounds for concern
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Ashes to Ashes
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Rings around the world
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Canapé won't pay
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