Editorial No Audit Required The World’s greatest sporting spectacle drew to a close in July after 39 days of battle, with some South American teams this often this meant literally, but if the Football World Cup drew anger from genuine football fans, the immediate aftermath raised the blood pressure even higher, more on that later.

Editorial The Summer Ahead Political posturing is nothing new and the first golden rule when replacing a previous regime is to slag them off. Or, put another way, question their ability to perform the role they were tasked with. The change of government in Bulgaria offers a new start for many and a fear of

Editorial Accident and Design Marketing budgets are generally there to be utilised on a “use it or lose it basis”. Whether such budgets are spent wisely or otherwise often depends on the collective ability and integrity of those employed to market a product or service wisely. In many cases budgets, to put it mildly are

Editorial Whilst it may be politically incorrect to say it, in years gone by we knew summer was approaching as Air France and the Greek aviation sector would be announcing their next set of annual strikes. If that is felt to be tarring the brush unfairly of these two industry sectors in France and Greece,