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Changes & continuity – Tyres & Accessories at 75

International News, UK News

We’ve notched up three quarters of a century in the business, and much has changed since the first, rationing-restricted issue of Tyres & Accessories appeared in June 1946. Founding editor Frederick Carter is long gone and a mere handful of players now represent the resurgent British tyre making industry he gave a voice to. But much has also remained constant throughout these tumultuous decades, and to this day Tyres & Accessories fulfils Carter’s original remit of providing a ”suitable forum for the discussion of all questions of vital interest to the industry and those engaged in it.”

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  4. Toyo partnering Tough Mudder in Italy
24th June 2021/by Chris

Fintyre insolvency: New month, no pay

Company News, International News
Reiff

Hundreds of people employed by Fintyre Group subsidiaries in Germany didn’t receive their wages or salaries for January, and it looks like this unhappy situation occurred again a month later. Disgruntled employees have contacted our German affiliate to confirm the lightness of their bank accounts, but apparently, they’ll soon become weightier.

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Related news:

  1. Some Fintyre companies operating again in Germany
  2. Insolvency proceedings begin for 7 Fintyre Group companies in Germany
  3. End of the line for German tyre wholesaler RS Exclusiv
  4. Buyers found for 2 more Fintyre businesses in Germany
3rd March 2020/by Stephen
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