No. 2000, December 2000
Index
- Editor's letter.
- Editor's letter.
- Editor's letter.
- B2B exchanges will make food-related e-commerce viable sooner.
- Big Five told to keep consultancy and audit separate.
- City takes hard look at soft indications of performance.
- Dome went bust in February.
- European securities market.
- Fresh emission from Greenergy.
- Guidance on implementing IAS 39.
- HBG offers facilities services.
- IT gaps harm UK firms.
- Kingfisher, Boots and M&S.
- One of the other UK supermarkets could be acquired by a foreign competitor.
- Profits in store for e-supermarkets.
- Property draft interpretation.
- Provide a pension plan.
- Revision to SAS 610.
- Sainsbury's and Waitrose.
- Start-ups in food-related e-commerce will need at least 100 million [pounds sterling] of equity funding.
- Suppliers to the food-related e-commerce leaders must develop e-management tactics.
- Tesco.
- AssetWare looks to public sector.
- Coda targets SMEs with e-business solution.
- Editor's letter.
- Firms pay for internet searches.
- Firms value staff above IT, but HR remains low priority.
- JD Edwards reinvents itself.
- Mail enables more deliveries.
- Mortgage deal for firms.
- National divisions bar European leaders from international careers.
- New launches at Softworld.
- Pensions on-line.
- Pre-Budget tax cuts please firms and appease hauliers.
- SMEs told to Collect the Cash.
- TV personalities Carol Smillie and Lawrence LLewelyn-Bowen are competing for charitable donations this Christmas.
- US staff spend holidays on call.
- 15 million [pounds sterling] boost for e-fraud projects.
- Accountancy regulators appointed.
- Accounting information website.
- Benchmark risk management.
- Business risk information.
- Catsoft International.
- CIMA members scoop two accountancy awards.
- Contract recruitment on-line.
- Debt recovery for SMEs.
- EC president urges British businesses to think European.
- European companies are struggling to reduce their accounts consolidation and reporting times -- many took two days longer in 1999 than in 1998.
- Finance directors told to boost their decision-making with SEM systems.
- Financial services firms report slow down.
- Firms to get technology funding.
- Global billing solution launched.
- HSBC Invoice Finance on-line.
- India must `go global'.
- It is cheaper for companies to raise finance by issuing bonds than by borrowing or issuing new equity according to a report by PricewaterhouseCoopers (A Good Moment to Restructure the Balance Sheet).
- Ministers lift curtain on cash pledge for arts.
- New capital allowances module.
- Payment by mobile phone.
- Sendmail secures on-line post.
- SharpOwl for service companies.
- SIC draft interpretation.
- SORP 2000 on charities.
- The Financial Services Authority's (FSA) draft money laundering rules are too complex, too geared to large organisations and ignore professional and regulatory requirements for confidentiality, according to the ICAEW.
- Turnaround directors.
- Access Accounting award.
- Asset management worries.
- Demand for specialists.
- Dotcoms told to go back to business basics.
- IT widens social divisions.
- Letters.
- On-line invoicing for SMEs.
- WAP accounting system.
- Accounting for start-up costs.
- Asset depreciation.
- Bonus points.
- Chinese family firms hold key to future of Asian economy.
- Constant messages add up to headaches for stressed workers.
- Finance answers at the touch of a button.
- IASs and accounting directives.
- New interpretations.
- NIC on share options.
- On-line insurance exchanges set to save billions.
- Overhaul for local council audit.
- Revised statement on SORP.
- Share-based payment.
- Bishop's Move.
- Cable & Wireless Mitratel's.
- CEO.
- Chapman Hendy Associates.
- Clark Pub Company.
- Deloitte & Touche.
- Field Group.
- Focus Do It All.
- Guyana chapter of the Institute of Internal Auditors.
- Leeds-based Omega Signs and its sister firm, MCM.
- Letters.
- Letters.
- Nationwide Hygiene Supplies.
- One 2 One.
- Punch Pub Company.