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Land Secs posts strong interims
Developer reports confident results as it prepares for REIT status in 2007
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Halliburton forced to delay £1.3bn flotation of KBR
Ministry of Defence is not convinced the American engineering group will be financially stable once it leaves parent
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Strong results at AYH's parent
Dutch consultant increases margin target 10% after strong growth in first nine months of the year
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NewsHalcrow's flights of fancy
Building's senior reporter celebrated Halcrow's reburbishment of Kelvingrove museum in Glasgow and then got into a dogfight with the engineers
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NewsEnergy and rail boost Babcock profit by 40%
Support services announces strong set of interim results and an order book of £2bn
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NewsSalaries up, tea drinking down among British builders
British builders work long hours but earn good money and suffer relatively little stress according to new research
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NewsEurostar says high-speed link will open in a year
Trains will run from London's St Pancras from November 2007, cutting journey times to Europe by 25 minutes
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UK inflation sticks at 2.4%
Consumer Price Index shows no inflation rise in October despite rise in student tuition fees
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First pictures of Levitt Bernstein's Bermondsey Spa scheme
Architect gets go-ahead for affordable housing scheme in east London
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CAP Aluminium calls in administrators
Curtain walling firm fails to find a buyer, putting more than a hundred staff out of work
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UK tops shopping centre cost league
EC Harris says building a shopping centre in the UK is more expensive than anywhere else in Europe
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NewsWYG buys Adams Kara Taylor for £10.5m
Partners Robin Adams, Hanif Kara and Albert Williamson-Taylor sell consultant and move to WYG
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NewsAmec rejects takeover approach
Amec says £1.5bn offer from First Reserve Corporation and Texas Pacific undervalues the company
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John Laing preferred bidder on £66m Sussex college scheme
John Laing will provide two college buidings at Station Plaza in Hastings and Ore Valley
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NewsPaper Round: Brown set to hurdle 2012 VAT obstacle
Gordon Brown has found a way to get round Olympic VAT according to weekend papers. Plus, bids for John Laing and Crest, and question marks over wind turbines
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Morris Homes snaps up Badger Homes
Morris expands its North-west division with an acquisition for an undisclosed sum
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Design institutes tackle site deaths
Design experts launch joint strategy to cut number of workplace fatalities
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NewsStop ‘bashing’ the Olympics says Peter Rogers
Chairman of Strategic Forum 2012 task group says industry should support the delivery of the London Olympics
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NewsArup and Rendel ride in to fix Ascot grandstand crisis
Consultants are drafted in after racecourse receives more than 1,000 complaints