The Daily Business News

Swansea, United Kingdom (August 27, 2010) – Wolfestone, a leading language services agency offering translation in all languages, proofreading, voiceovers, urgent translations and a wide range of other language services, have announced that their company’s co-founder and Director has been shortlisted for the Women in Business 2010 Award. Having already been victorious in 2009’s Swansea Bay Woman of the Year competition, Anna Bastek, one of the Wolfestone founders, is now in the final of the Online Innovation and the Go Green Environmental Awards in this year’s Women in Business...

London, United Kingdom (27 August 2010) – Searchengineoptimisation.com, a leading SEO services company in the United Kingdom, believe that well-optimised videos on a website will become commonplace as part of future SEO campaigns, and will soon become a cornerstone for companies trying to differentiate themselves from their competition. Google integrated video results into its universal search back in 2007 and companies are slowly starting to explore the benefits of optimising their media content to make their videos appear at the top of specific search queries. It is estimated...

Belfast, United Kingdom (August 31, 2010) – SalonSkincare.co.uk, a leading supplier of beauty products, announce the arrival of several new beauty branded products to their online store. SalonSkincare.co.uk believe that using beauty products is an essential part of the daily routine for many people. Whether it is shampoo, shower gel, face wash, make-up or moisturiser, it stands to reason that a customer will want to purchase the best quality products at the best possible prices. SalonSkincare.co.uk have been providing their customers with world leading brand named products for many...

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...