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Sales go Platinum.

Platinum technology has announced its revenues for the second quarter have increased 32% to £133.4m ...

PERMIT is passed.

The International Computer Security Association (ICSA) has certified as IPSec-compliant two key prod...

Nurses help in private and public.

PMI players are experiencing good sales from new products amid the fend-for-yourself policy instigated by the Labour Government Alex Broad discovered.

Europe dominance.

PeopleSoft (Europe) has reported that 25 of the 50 most profitable European companies, including Wil...

You need Friends.

The Friendly Society Commission has published its annual report for 1997-8. Up to the 31 December 19...

Third party data.

In a bid to contain credit hire costs following accidents involving non-fault third parties, NIG Ska...

TIC non-UK cover.

The Travel Insurance Club has broadened its Backpackers travel insurance policy to include non-UK ci...

FUIT merger: shares up.

Finsbury Underwriting Investment Trust (FUIT) has released its figures for the nine-month period to ...

B&CE sparks annuity row.

A benefits provider has stoked up a pensions row by claiming that customers have been duped into buy...

IMACS snapped up by Olympic.

Olympic Resources & Services has announced the acquisition of CMG's London market insurance product ...

Incentive scheme.

Every Legal & General Rainbow Policy sold through EDI earns Policy Master intermediaries Thomas Cook...

Medicine men.

All is not well in the insurance industry. As several new entrants consolidate their position, some of the traditional insurance and financial services have started shouting 'nurse'. Jonathan Swift discovers help is at hand.

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