Ankita Agrawal is a journalist who writes for SME, focusing on topics related to small and medium-sized enterprises. Her work has also been featured in the Cureus Journal of Medical Science. Ankita's articles cover a range of subjects including business trends, workplace dynamics, and corporate social responsibility.
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Ankita's coverage spans a wide range of topics related to small and medium enterprises (SMEs), corporate social responsibility, tech startups, workplace dynamics, and various business aspects. She often cites data in her articles and seeks expert commentary.
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By Tom Llewellyn, above, commercial disputes and data protection partner, Ashfords
Responding to the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee's vote to cut the base rate to 4.75%, Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) Chair Martin McTague said: “The fall in the base rate will slightly ease the pressures small businesses face on their margins, and will bring a bit of cheer in the run-up to the festive season.
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