Stunner Keeley Hazell to swap her bra for shoulder pads
(Fri 20/03)
The UK's favourite 'glamour-girl' Keeley Hazell has got a new string to her thong... she's launched herself in a new career as a businesswoman.
Jaguar cars among most releiable
(Thu 19/03)
Jaguar cars - some of them built on Merseyside - have been named among the most reliable on the road, according latest figures.
Up your tweet? Job service launched on Twitter
(Wed 18/03)
Search specialist Workdigital have just launched a job search service for Twitter, which scours the micro-blogging site for vacancies and contextualises job information.
Lairds bosses "optimistic" despite job losses
(Wed 18/03)
Workers at the recently re-launched Cammell Laird Shipyard are facing lay-off and redundancies because of a gap in orders.
Biscuit jobs threat is "Cream Crackers!"
(Fri 13/03)
Biscuit company chiefs are being branded "Cream Crackers" over an idea some of Jacob's UK production could be moved to India.
Liverpool's John Lewis store outperform's the chain
(Thu 12/03)
Liverpool's flagship John Lewis store has outperformed the rest of the group and recorded a 20 per cent like for like sales increase during the last year.
Liverpool's Hard Day's Night Beatles hotel being sued for outstanding bills
(Mon 09/03)
Liverpool's five star Beatles-themed hotel is being sued for almost £90,000 by a cleaning contractor for oustanding bills.
Daily Post sales drop below 13,000
(Sun 01/03)
Further evidence has emerged of the decline in old-fashioned newspapers, as readers continue to switch to internet sites like Click Liverpool for up-to-the-minute news, features and pictures.
Web comparision giants feeling the pinch
(Thu 26/02)
Moneysupermarket.com, Britain's biggest finance and travel price comparison business says it cannot rule out job losses after announcing a large drop in profits.
Credit Crunch sends soup sales boiling
(Mon 23/02)
Cash-strapped Brits are spooning their way through the recession and supermarkets have found that sales of soup on the boil.
Ryainair's grim warning on tourist downturn
(Wed 18/02)
Ryanair is warning that tourism via Liverpool Airport is facing a major downturn as it axes jobs and cuts the number of flights.
Property slump could produce an unexpected windfall for flat owners
(Tue 03/02)
The Law Society of England & Wales is advising flat owners with long leases to take advantage of lower property values and extend their leases.
Cheshire power station walk-out
(Mon 02/02)
Workers at three sites across North West have staged protest strikes over the employment of foreign workers.
Peter Jones says recession will hit Dragons Den
(Fri 30/01)
The stars of hit TV show Dragons Den are warning potential entrepreneurs they will have to part with bigger stakes in their companies because of the recession.
Legal warning over rise in jobless numbers
(Wed 21/01)
A leading Liverpool lawyer is warning that the economic downturn is triggering a rise in the number legal cases.
