Monday 9 May 2022

A Cardiff Capital Region-based business has secured pre-seed investment from prominent backers to support the development of a precision psychiatry platform.
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Sarah Case, partner at Azets, says in 2020 and 2021 we had to deal with the uncertainties of Brexit and an unprecedented global pandemic that changed the way we work, live, and socialise. These two events tested continuity plans, as well as our resolve and resilience. But what about governance and risk? Have new ways of working changed the risk landscape?
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The staff of a Caerphilly-based training provider becoming majority shareholders of the business, with the transition to an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) scheme, has been named as Deal of the Month for April.
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Investment firm Soho Square Capital has backed a publisher, distributor and luxury retailer of contemporary fine art which operates across the UK.
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Morrisons and EG Group are understood to have submitted bids for McColl's Retail Group following the retailer's announcement of its intention to appoint administrators.
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This April has seen the biggest shake-up in divorce law for 50 years. The new 'no-fault' law finally ends the blame game, removing the ability to make allegations about the conduct of a spouse. Susan J Williams, partner and head of family (Cardiff) at Ince, explains what this means for couples wishing to part ways.
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Plans have been submitted seeking permission for a development of almost 200 houses at a location to the north west of Cardiff.
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Wales is the only UK nation to exceed pre-Covid export levels for food and drink, according to new research.
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The new owners of Corris Craft Centre have said they plan to continually improve and add to the Mid Wales visitor attraction which is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year.
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Welsh business activity growth was at its softest for three months in April, according to a new report.
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The UK's light commercial vehicle market declined by almost 30 per cent during April, according to the latest figures.
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A freight train carrying Welsh timber has left Aberystwyth for the first time since 2005 as part of a trial that could see regular freight traffic return to the Cambrian line.
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