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Blackwall tunnel dispute ends with £10.3m payout
M&E contractor pays Fitzpatrick for losses owing to delay
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Gulf steel firm halts expansion plans
Slump in demand from UAE forces RAK Steel to stall opening of new facility
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Boris kick-starts Apprenticeship Week
Mayor of London says GLA is well on its way to providing over 3000 apprenticeships over next three years
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Waterman turnover rises 12% after job cuts
Engineer reports slight fall in profit but says recent redundancies will save £9m a year
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Balfour Beatty buys RT Dooley Construction
Corporate fit-out and data centre specialist will complement US South-east division
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Cleveland Bridge loses £40m Chernobyl deal
Sole UK firm to bid for Siberian nuclear site 'confinement shelter' ousted in favour of Italian or Chinese companies
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Carillion wins £144m hospital expansion in Ontario
Contractor's PPP win will be its fourth Canadian hospital project
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India to suffer from falling expat income
Lower overseas remittances from 5 million Gulf workers predicted to hit economy hard
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Hefty fine follows fall from unsafe scaffolding
Partners of Birkenhead building firm put lives at risk by having untrained worker erect scaffolding
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Anger as Blears calls in Minerva's £1bn Ram Brewery
Wandsworth council leader slams decision to hold up EPR-designed regeneration scheme
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More mortgage cash from Northern Rock, but will it make a difference?
So Northern Rock is to get back into mortgages. I hear the cheers.The aim will be to get the first time buyer market moving. I hear more cheers.It will start lending on loan to value rates of up to 80% or even 90% - definitely not 100%, because that should ...
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Persimmon: 'No bonuses for 2008'
Housebuilder has revealed that top executives will not get bonuses after targets were not hit
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Persimmon faces revolt over ‘widened’ bonus targets
Housebuilder follows Bellway in making bonuses for senior management easier to achieve
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£10bn of PFI schemes put on ice amid funding freeze
Council pension funds may plug school funding gap as bank lending to government schemes dries up
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Home repossessions rose 54% last year
Council of Mortage Lenders reveals that 40,000 properties were taken into possession in 2008 and predicts a further 75,000 in 2009
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Vinci to cut over 100 jobs after consolidation
Vinci is planning more than 100 redundancies after the merger of its UK contracting operations
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It’s time we earned to share
Shared ownership has been hailed as one of the ways to kickstart the housing market, but it will never work while mortgages on offer are so uncompetitive
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Delay to £150m forerunner of Titan prison
The selection of the winning bidder for a £150m scheme that is seen as a forerunner to Titan jails has been delayed amid rising frustration over the pace of the prison building programme
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