All Finance articles – Page 178
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May Gurney buys Turriff Group for £13.6m
May Gurney has boosted its Scottish business with the £13.6m acquisition of infrastructure maintenance specialist Turriff Group.
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NewsMouchel speeds up refinancing to try attract new bidder
Mouchel today told its shareholders to ’take no action’ in response to Costain’s revised £170m approach
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NewsTaylor Wimpey US sale could wipe out debt
UK firm is considering selling North American arm to help raise funds after a tough year
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Johnson & Johnson Furniture goes into administration
Bespoke fit-out firm appoints administrator and makes 50 out of 70 staff redundant
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NewsGreat Portland FD moves to Hammerson
Hammerson finance director Simon Melliss will retire in June and be replaced by Timon Drakesmith
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NewsHenry Boot expects revenue to jump 10%
In an update today, Henry Boot management said revenue for 2010 will be around £128m
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NewsGrontmij folds UK acquisitions into its brand
Roger Preston & Partners and Whitelaw Turkington will trade as Grontmij
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NewsMidlands contractor enters administration
Clark Construction collapses with the loss of 60 jobs
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NewsRok arm resurrected by local management
Grimsby contractor taken over by Rok has been re-established under original name Topcon
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NewsKingspan acquisition clears competition hurdles
Insulation group’s £102m takeover of CRH Insulation Europe given green light in Germany, Holland and Ireland
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NewsConstruction insolvencies fall 14% in 2010
PwC data reveals decrease in firms going bust but industry could still be vulnerable
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NewsShaylor Group profit falls 52%
Chief executive blames contracting economy for 7% drop in revenue
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NewsBalfour Beatty seals £80m Stevenage schools deal
Balfour Beatty reaches financial close on Hertfordshire Schools PPP scheme that will see delivery of three schools
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NewsCostain to build new £32m bridge over Thames
Costain has been awarded the £32.3m contract to build a bridge between Walton and Shepperton
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NewsCML: Mortgage lending flat in November
Data released today shows 44,000 mortgages were advanced in November, with a value of £6.3bn
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Citywatch: it's trading update season
Trading was slow at the end of 2010. Was this because of adverse weather? And will things get better for the new year?
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NewsBouygues and Leadbitter tie up: a sign of things to come
The Leadbitter and Bouyges deal is mutually beneficail
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NewsSIG sales hit by snow
Interiors firm says harsh winter was partly to blame for 2% fall in sales
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NewsGalliford Try home completions jump 28%
Contractor says housing turnover rose 11% despite “uncertain” economic outlook