The Daily Business News

London, United Kingdom (21 July 2010) – Allsport Medical, one of the UK’s leading manufacturers of first aid equipment, has launched the first antimicrobial range of first aid cases. The unique technology used in the Evolution Antimicrobial range means these first aid cases are ideal for settings where it is essential that hygiene standards are maintained to the highest level, such as medical and catering environments. The antimicrobial properties of the cases also make them perfect for helping to reduce the spread of bacteria in schools and workplaces. The Evolution Antimicrobial...

Cheshire, United Kingdom (21 July 2010) – Searchengineoptimisation.com, a leading SEO services company in the United Kingdom, wish to highlight the benefits that webmasters can reap from their web optimisation campaign by using their own images instead of stock photographs from online archives. Though it can often look impressive, stock photography is used by thousands of websites each and every day, leading to a lack of creativity and originality. Searchengineoptimisation.com believe that this can put off eagle-eyed visitors to a website who recognise the image as stock and get the...

London, United Kingdom (July 21, 2010) – London Serenity, a leading provider of mobile massage and mobile beauty, are offering all of their private clients a special summer offer for July and August 2010 by offering a 15% discount on their massage and beauty treatments. London Serenity supply experienced and qualified massage and beauty therapists to provide a luxurious experience in the home, office, event or hotel, including full body massage, pedicures, waxing treatments, manicures and personal training such as yoga and pilates. Many people hire these skilled professionals for...

On Monday 12 July, Vietnam Enterprise Investments Limited (VEIL) and Vietnam Growth Fund Limited (VGF), investment funds managed by Dragon Capital, held their annual general meetings (AGMs) in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam. The AGMs saw unusually high turn-out by shareholders, at 66% for VEIL, and 66.8% for VGF. All resolutions were voted in line with the recommendations of the Boards, including votes against wind-up of the funds. Richard McKegney, Chairman of VEIL, said, "The continuation vote was written into the fund's Articles of Association back in 1995 at the time of launch. This was...