UK businesses less distressed than usual

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R3 Business Distress measure reports record lows as businesses grow

Businesses in the UK are growing faster than ever and are in somewhat less trouble than has been the case, according to insolvency specialist association R3. Sixty-eight per cent of businesses s...

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