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Established yarn processor, F Harding, is re-launching as Harding Yarns as part of a dynamic, strategic campaign to attract and boost the UK's manufacturing sector by supplying technical, industrial and cabled yarns to a whole range of businesses.

People are now familiar with Sapling Foundation's TED Talks, which are nowadays made available to a worldwide audience online. What TED events have helped to do is reinforce is the power of public speaking.

The construction sector is highly competitive. But one Derbyshire-based firm has set out to win new customers with what it sees as a unique selling proposition: using carefully crafted restoration principles and techniques in building work.

M3 Media Publishing, digital publisher and content marketing experts, has moved to a new central Manchester location. M3's aim is to create a Media Centre, which will become a resource hub for its clients and Manchester's business community.

Asbestos is still a killer and it is still out there. Now a Manchester-based asbestos surveying company is launching a petition for a National Asbestos Register, with the aim of reducing the 5,000 worker deaths a year, as a result of exposure to it.

The restoration of historic buildings requires specific skills and extensive building knowledge. One company is now using these qualities as the basis for a niche building refurbishment service.

RBS, Future Williams and Glyn Commercial Banking Group in Manchester continue their drive to enhance prospects for their customers and prospects by hosting Connections events with M3 Media Publishing.

Sudscape Technology Ltd (STL) have awarded Langford Direct the sole UK distributorship of their range of innovative Sudscape products. The products include the Sudscape, Sudstech and Trailflex systems.

With only a few months remaining until Windows Server 2003 becomes officially obsolete, many UK businesses are rushing to upgrade their systems.  IT experts Delta Comtech have been helping many of them to upgrade.

While Christmas cheer has been in short supply over at Sony Pictures, the fallout of their recent hack has certainly been giving this UK firm reason to celebrate.