2008 could be tough broker market
Escalating economic worries, higher prices and tighter spending will combine to make 2008 a tougher ...
Escalating economic worries, higher prices and tighter spending will combine to make 2008 a tougher year in the broker market, according to Plimsoll Publishing. Senior analyst David Pattison said: "The average growth in the sector in 2007 has been 4.9%, but this growth was by no means universal - 37% of companies actually saw their sales decline."
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