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Two planes of the Russian Aeroflot air company have made an emergency landing due to technical malfunctions in one day. Source: Russian media Details: On 1 December in the morning a warning about a drop in pressure in one of the six chassis wheels was activated in a Boeing flying from Moscow to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk.

The government has released details of the likely information that large contractors will have to publish about their retentions. Business secretary Kemi

The UK government’s plan to curb the late payment culture is a boon to small- and medium-sized luxury brands, writes Bird & Bird’s Victoria Hobbs

Information on measures introduced by the government to tackle late and unfair payment practices in both public and private sectors.

Construction firms will be forced to report on retention payments as part of government reforms to drive down payment waiting times. Following a

With small and medium-sized businesses increasingly impacted by unpaid invoices, the Prompt Payment and Cash Flow Review aims to provide much needed support.

The UK government has responded to representations on tackling late payments by extending payment reporting regulations and giving more powers to the Small Business Commissioner.

In an audio interview with Staffing Industry Analysts, Tania Bowers, Global Public Policy Director of APSCo (The Association of Professional Staffing Companies) discusses a recent amendment proposed by the UK government regarding supply chain finance.

In an audio interview with Staffing Industry Analysts, Melanie Forbes, Managing Director of APSCo and the Association of Professional Staffing Companies Outsource (APSCo Outsource) discussed the recent consultation on the Reporting on Payment Practices and Performance Regulations.

Lucknow: Electricity consumers in Uttar Pradesh will now be able to legally claim compensation for a default in the delivery of services by the UP Power