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the affiliate market. eCommerce eCommerce Associates work with some of the UK's top merchants and brands i the affiliate market. eCommerce Associates have three blog sites http://ecommerce-associates.info/ , http://leisure-activities.blogware.com/blog and http://financial-news.org.uk/ where all of our articles can be viewed.

    Ten percent of the UK population reckoned to be living on a financial knife edge

    Statistics now show that more than sixty percent of the working population are living on a day to day basis with this fear, and are increasingly fretful, largely due to increasing silence from both the banks and the government on policy regarding repossessions. Many of the public feel that the government has paid too much attention on bailing out the banks and insurance companies, and not on providing some form of "safety net" for home owners. Read: Ten percent of the UK population reckoned to be living on a financial knife edge Read

    By: eCommerce Associates | 09/04/2009 | Finance

    Rights issues appear to be the way to buy time for companies

    Falling fast in the footsteps of HSBC who enjoyed some fabulous success with their recent rights issue, it looks like 2009 will be the year of the rights issue in the UK. So far, seventeen British companies have been successful in rising close to £25billion through share issues, twenty times more than raised in the first three months of 2008 through rights issues. Read: Rights issues appear to be the way to buy time for companies Read

    By: eCommerce Associates | 09/04/2009 | Finance

    UK service industries: A case of first out last in

    The initial fury of the current recession appears to be waning, and the World seems to be now well aware of what is required to control and contain it. There is a mood of cautious optimism around and the light at the end of the tunnel seems to be shining bright and clear. However when will we know when the global downturn is behind us? The answer is when the UK service industry gets back to full steam. Read: UK service industries: A case of first out last in Read

    By: eCommerce Associates | 07/04/2009 | Finance

    A further 90 billion pounds boost needed to keep the UK economy afloat- and that’s just for this week

    Estimates from a leading Bank of England policymaker over the weekend that the UK government will be obliged to spend up to 90 billion pounds to prevent the unemployment crisis from permanently damaging the economy was not exactly what anyone wanted to hear this weekend, as further frighteningly significant figures were being bandied about as to the plunging state of the country's economy. The investment will be needed to help to create up to three quarter of a million jobs in the public sector. Read: A further 90 billion pounds boost needed to keep the UK economy afloat- and that’s just for this week Read

    By: eCommerce Associates | 23/03/2009 | Finance

    Us Liquidators Of Lehman Brothers Begin To Ask Barclays Some Uncomfortable Questions

    Liquidators of the bankrupt Wall Street merchant bankers, Lehman Brothers have posed some questions to Barclays Bank Plc that may cause the bank no little discomfort. The questions, set by Bryan Marsal of Alvarez & Marsal charged with liquidating the company, are around the estimated $3.3billion that the UK bank received when it acquired part of the Lehman Brothers towards the end of last year. Read: Us Liquidators Of Lehman Brothers Begin To Ask Barclays Some Uncomfortable Questions Read

    By: eCommerce Associates | 05/03/2009 | Finance

    European Leaders Remain Unified On The Need To Regulate Financial Markets

    The need to adopt a unified global solution to overcome the ever unraveling worldwide financial crisis was the common message passed on by leaders of the major European economies at a meeting held in Berlin over the weekend, attended by UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown. . German Chancellor Angela Merkel who hosted the meeting reiterated the fact that the World faced an "extraordinary international crisis". Read: European Leaders Remain Unified On The Need To Regulate Financial Markets Read

    By: eCommerce Associates | 23/02/2009 | Finance

    Mobile Phone Firms To Kiss And Tell

    Information has begun to seep out that UK mobile phone networks are to about to begin to sell information to other media companies on the web sites that their clients visit while surfing using the web. Information that has been gathered over the past year will be passed on and used to generate more advertising income. Needless to say, this breach of privacy is causing a lot of waves amongst the independent bodies established to oversee this kind of activity. Read: Mobile Phone Firms To Kiss And Tell Read

    By: eCommerce Associates | 18/02/2009 | Finance

    In Times Of Crisis, Go For Gold

    Indications increasingly point to the fact that anyone who has money to invest and would like to earn any form of interest on it are once again looking towards the best if not only means of allowing their capital to appreciate in value-by turning it into gold. With every day bringing fresh evidence that the global financial crisis is more severe and will last longer than originally forecast, especially in the UK, increasingly more money people are buying gold. Read: In Times Of Crisis, Go For Gold Read

    By: eCommerce Associates | 18/02/2009 | Finance

    Text Message Banking

    Your bank at the end of your mobile phone? That might be a nightmare for some, but for most people it will allow them to stay in touch with their financial affairs like never before. Imagine the scenario of being out shopping and eyeing those special shoes, or that gadget that you must have, and thinking, do I have enough money to treat myself. Read: Text Message Banking Read

    By: eCommerce Associates | 17/02/2009 | Banking

    Jessops Holds Talks With Lenders as Losses Widen to £19m

    On the high street, Jessops the camera and video equipment retail chain announced over the weekend that they are set to breach their borrowing lending agreements, as it posted widening losses with the company auditors raising questions over their future survival. The 230-store retailer said it was not likely to meet its banking covenants and that it is in discussions with banks about putting in place a new covenant test and restructuring its net debt of £57.4m. Read: Jessops Holds Talks With Lenders as Losses Widen to £19m Read

    By: eCommerce Associates | 01/02/2009 | Finance
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