Late payments improve despite IT sector deterioration

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Experian research finds UK businesses paying more promptly on average in Q3, but IT firms see problem worsen

IT was one of the few industries to see its late payments problems worsen in 2012's third quarter as UK companies were paying their bills an average of a day and a quarter earlier than in the corre...

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