Green behaviour change app Do Nation to enter into voluntary liquidation

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Company's founder and CEO Hermione Taylor confirms plans to close down in the face of challenging economic conditions and increased market competition

Green behaviour change platform Do Nation is to cease trading after 14 years in response to challenging economic conditions, increased market competition, and a failure to secure fresh investment, the...

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