Finance News – Page 159
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NewsGreen light for £100m Hinkley preparatory works
Kire and Bam Nuttall to benefit from local council approval for nuclear power plant start
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NewsEC Harris to target acquisitions by end of year
Firm plans to scale up ahead of market flotation in 2014
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NewsIndustry growth stalls in June
This followed two successive quarters of contraction in the industry
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NewsProfit slump forces WSP to focus on the private sector
Write-downs in Libya and restructuring costs contributed to the slump
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NewsMetro Design Consultants went under owing £1.2m
Administrator’s report reveals extent of firm’s debt when it went into administration
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NewsT&T's international revenue to overtake domestic turnover
The firm has been investing heavily in international markets over the past year
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NewsTurner and Townsend targets 60% overseas revenue
Chief executive Vincent Clancy spells out priorities as pre-tax profit drops 12%
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NewsLafarge hives off more of its gypsum business
Construction products giant sells its Australian operations for £109m
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NewsThomas Vale grows turnover by 28%
Midlands based contractor reports strong set of results for 2011
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NewsSpending shift to Defra revealed by £22bn pipeline
Three-year pipeline shows spending moving from education, housing and transport to waste projects
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NewsConstruction industry recession to deepen in 2012
Data firm Experian downgrades forecasts for output and predicts 4% contraction next year
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NewsLenehan: Styles & Wood targeting growth in London market
New chief executive believes the London market could help the firm return to growth
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NewsUnited House pursues Green Deal amid cuts
Firm considering launching new funding model for eco-friendly retrofit of homes
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NewsConstruction sector has UK economy's highest insolvency rate
June figures show building materials and construction firms have two worst rates of collapse
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NewsOverseas investment boosts London office market
Investment from outside the UK up 25% in first half of 2011
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NewsBudget hotels glam up, scale down and do well
Hotels are beating the recession by embracing micro-development