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Almost £2m is to be ploughed into helping up to 2,500 people into work in Liverpool.

The cash has been secured from the European Social Fund and will go towards finding work for unemployed people over the next two years.

Merseyside’s leading business network, Downtown Liverpool in Business (DLIB) has appointed James Topping as its new Executive Sales Manager.

Three more organisations, including law firm DWF  have signed up to membership of Liverpool’s London office, known as the “Embassy”.

A Vodafone UK study has explored employee expectations and found that flexible working has a bigger impact on job satisfaction than more tangible benefits such as a financial stake in the business, bonus schemes and pensions.  A huge 75 per cent o

Protecting intellectual property, preparing businesses for sale, and managing personal data will become the three hot topics for SMEs in 2012, according to a leading commercial lawyer.

Speaking in public for the first time since Liverpool City Council voted not to hold a referendum on the election of a Mayor, Leader of the Council Joe Anderson said:

Liverpoool is to join a global network of start up champions from Canada to Kazakhstan this March when it holds a ‘business hothouse’ as the inaugural event of the Global Entrepreneurship Congress.

Since last week’s launch, more than 100 Merseyside small businesses have made their bid for a slice of the Regional Growth Fund allocated to the Liverpool Echo and called the "Business Booster".

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THE government has agreed to allow Britain's first business careers service aimed at teenage girls to be set up in the Wirral.

Liverpool City Council has invested £800,000 into a new apprenticeship service "Liverpool Futures". Liverpool Community College has also invested £300,000.