A quarter of UK's top 1,000 resellers are in danger

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Research by Plimsoll identifies 243 UK resellers facing failure

Nearly a quarter of the UK's top 1,000 resellers are ‘clinging on for dear life' in 2011, research has claimed. Analyst firm Plimsoll has identified 1,000 top resellers in its latest research an...

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