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Not everyone is delighted with the way the R&D tax credits are applied. John Dwyer reports

Twenty years ago it would have been laughable, but some of today’s manufacturers actually think quite highly of a Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer. Eamonn Walsh, technical director of Merseyside-based computer-technology firm Brainboxes, gives two...

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