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"The Board composition now comprises 33% women"

If this is an issue we now have the advantage in the UK of the Chair being able to change his name, merely through informing us all that henceforth he wishes to be known as Ethyl, Myrtle or perhaps something a little more modern but of the female persuasion ;-)

I agree with the poster who said we should appoint the best person for the job - male or female.

lovablelumax, no offence but have you gone mad? not only do you post some very positive views which you even attempt to substantiate - but you also do so in a sensible fashion. that sort of thing isn't for the likes of this board! by way of some guidance, make your way back down this page whist removing all of the "******** between each other - one upmanship - non avacta clinical specific posts" and i suspect you'll probably find yours is the only post left.

Jds15: "It doesn't (make sense). Please can you elaborate."

Thought not. Twaddle.

It doesn't. Please can you elaborate.

Don't get me wrong, I'm very comfortable / excited with CARD. It was just that one thing that caught my eye in the other RNS. GLA.

Yes, there are alot of Mrs Browns.......including those now undergoing their formative years where tech is the norm. That said, we have time on our side to rise with their growth. We should not let it pass us by.

I do feel that one thing which has held me back from online cards has been the lack of a personal touch on the handwritten front. I do feel this latest move - albeit AI typewritten but based on our own handwriting is a very solid idea which is a winner on two fronts: Firstly, it's more personal and, secondly, it will appeal to lazy neutrals who are happy to use either online or shops to send cards. I just feel we should cover all bases where we can and not take online for granted.

Internet-based sales accounted for less than 7 per cent of the UK’s greeting card market in 2016. Six years later, this figure had climbed to 14.5 per cent – and by 2026 it's predicted that nearly one-fifth of cards will be purchased over the internet.

"Launched AI handwriting in December 2024, enabling customers to add their own handwriting for use as a font."

The above from today's MOON RNS. If we are not doing this already then it might be a good idea to do so pronto.

Bristolcupid, never mind "walking past" them. Get in there and buy something! ;-)

Roguemale, I agree, this is obviously speculative for the reasons outlined in this article.

https://www.reinsurancene.ws/moodys-downgrades-saga-plcs-ratings/

The name is too big not to survive but as Buglet11 stated, "Saga continues to be a good trading share, not an investment", for the moment at least.

Sunak and May aside (I'm the one who liked those two who both seemed fairly decent to me), at risk of stating the bleedin' obvious, I am left wondering whether our leaders of the past decade:

a) Are genuinely and totally ignorant as to what's actually happening on the ground 'out here'.

b) Are totally deluded about out the UK's real place in the current world order.

c) Are just out for themselves and their mates, including 'friends' in the media.

d) Don't have a clue about a proper plan that might genuinely put the country first.

e) Are either totally blinded by the needs of shareholders & big business (Con) or are equally and solely biased towards what the blimmin' unions want (Lab), both to the detriment of all else.

We need a party that genuinely puts the country first and which is not afraid to apply common sense where needed. Firm but fair would make a nice change.

Point taken.

And "angry?"

Senator1 - "And nothing meaningful on CEO abrupt departure. Is there a legal reason why this is brushed over as if it never happened".

I'd say the RNS of 30 Oct 2024 was fairly comprehensive in acknowledging his departure. I'm also curious why someone so angry would spend so much time on here?

Looked at this company before but - rightly or wrongly - struggle to trust them.

But not ManoleteCustomer at the same time ;-)

Realised revenues for the period were the highest ever at £15m, up 60% YoY, although a number of factors including rising costs mean that the business tipped to a pre-tax loss of £0.2m.

1ontheup - “ Got to be honest that I’m not that impressed :-( “We said” repeats itself and the “we’ve done” .....")

Preferable to "We haven't said"...." and "We've not done....." in that context.

Just a hunch on my part but is the "B" in your username "Baron" by any chance?