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Balfour Beatty in legal spat over £33m Blackpool mall
Contractor sues developer Modus Corovest for £1.2m after clash on design changes
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Jowell admits Olympic village may cost public £1bn
Minister concedes 2012 contingency fund will have to be raided if attempts to obtain private funding fail
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Winner to be named at last on £1.2bn Birmingham BSF
Catalyst Lend Lease and Land Securities Trillium will hear on Tuesday who has won the delayed deal
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Red tape deters small firms from hiring staff
A new report highlights the key economic role small firms play in the UK employment market
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Gulf contractors set for price war
Developers will benefit from cut-throat pricing and falling costs, predicts new research
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Berkeley reveals new design for controversial Tower Bridge site
Housebuilder and Southwark unveil Squire & Partners' new vision for Potters Fields next to City Hall
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Feeling the chill in Shanghai
It's two degrees below zero and oddly quiet in China's second city – and that's not just because of a ban on honking car horns
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Terrace mettle: How much can you improve the energy performance of a small period house?
Can you convert an EPC D-rated terraced house in a conservation area into a code for sustainable homes level four beauty? Building Sustainability will follow a Hackney couple as they try to find out
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Cash-in-hand cowboys cost Treasury £2bn a year
Government admits there is 'minimal' chance of catching small firms that evade VAT
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Economy shrinks 1% in three months
New research shows contraction of the UK economy is accelerating
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Video: Tour of the Shanghai Tower model
Shanghai Tower general manager Gu Jian Ping and RLB Asia MD Stephen Lai show off the model for China's tallest building
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Carillion forecasts strong profit growth
Support services firm predicts 'enhanced earnings' in 2009 and reveals costs savings of £50m since acquisition of Alfred McAlpine
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Rehau thermal tunnels make commercial debut in Essex visitor centre
Underground German system provides heating and cooling mechanism for Redbridge Council building
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India told to act against corruption
Anti-corruption group advises India to act after country's poor rating in international bribery survey
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Asbestos exposure leads to £35,000 fine
Firm and its director convicted of failing to check for asbestos, putting 15 staff at risk
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Commercial development slides faster in November
Savills' November index of commercial development activity shows 13th monthly fall in a row
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Profit warning at world's largest solar cell maker
Q-Cells cuts 2008 profit forecast amid credit crisis and crashing oil price
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World's first Accoya road bridge set to open
Use of modified wood enables Dutch bridge builders to dispense with protective cladding
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Shropshire housebuilder fined after worker loses leg
Tipper truck accident leads to £35,000 in fines for Anthony Wilson Homes and plant firm MJ Curle