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NewsCostain shrugs off recession worries as firm improves interim numbers
Energy and transport jobs holding up, says chief executive
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NewsFrontrunner emerges for £430m Fleet Street scheme
Job includes turning former Daily Express HQ into art hub for Chinese developer
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NewsSelf-employed bricklayers see wages rocket in July
Annual pay growth of self-employed tradespeople outstrips employed peers
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NewsGovernment cyber experts unveil latest advice for firms working on major schemes
Guide includes input from National Cyber Security Centre and Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure
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NewsCrossrail’s Bond Street station finally set to open by November
Station did not open when rest of central section of railway got up and running in May
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NewsClarion wants masterplanner for Essex new town
Housing association’s development arm puts architects on notice for job to plan 9,000-home scheme
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NewsResidential gloom dampens architects’ optimism
Expectations of future workloads in private housing slump to lowest level for more than two years
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NewsRestructuring costs and covid send Lendlease tumbling into red
Australian firm spent A$170m on reorganising business last year
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NewsArcadis says UK profit last year topped pre-pandemic number
Firm says aviation sector continued to suffer in 2021
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NewsFormer Crest boss named as Places for People’s inaugural COO
Scott Black to combine new post with group executive role
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NewsIn pictures: Wilkinson Eyre’s tower plan for Melbourne skyline
High-rise in Australian city’s business district will be 180m tall
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NewsFirms chasing £60m framework for upgrades to Parliamentary estate
Work to be carried out while occupants of buildings remain working inside
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NewsMayfair hotel scheme blocked by planning inspector
Basement works and loss of office space see council’s rejection upheld
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NewsMultiplex finishes work to turn Met Police HQ into upmarket flats
Westminster scheme had £420m price tag
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NewsBam’s UK business turns in improved profit
But contractor admits confidence has ‘declined’ in wake of dire economic forecast
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NewsMorrisroe says demolition bid-rigging probe could cost it £2m
Concrete specialist bought Cantillon two years ago