Construction
Turner & Townsend project manager for first phase of Battersea Power Station
Turner & Townsend has been appointed as project manager and employer’s agent for the initial phases of the Battersea Power Station redevelopment.
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Turner & Townsend project manager for first phase of Battersea Power Station
Turner & Townsend has been appointed as project manager and employer’s agent for the initial phases of the Battersea Power Station redevelopment.
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Galliford Try announces record £836m housebuilding sales
Galliford Try has announced record housebuilding sales of £836m and the appointment of Andrew Richards as housing managing director in an interim management statement.
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Galliford Try announces record £836m housebuilding sales
Galliford Try has announced record housebuilding sales of £836m and the appointment of Andrew Richards as housing managing director in an interim management statement.
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Costain confirms £4m hit from May Gurney bid
Costain has confirmed it incurred pre-tax costs of around £4m on its proposed May Gurney merger.
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Costain confirms £4m hit from May Gurney bid
Costain has confirmed it incurred pre-tax costs of around £4m on its proposed May Gurney merger.
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Holcim expects inroads after harsh winter
Swiss cement maker expects a ‘significant’ increase in operating profits this year after a long winter in the northern hemisphere hit sales volumes
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Costain takes £4m hit for failed May Gurney bid
Contractor says start to the year otherwise “strong” in trading update
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Galliford Try appoints housing MD
Investments boss Andrew Richards to replace Ian Baker
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Costain chief: We won't slow down on acquisitions
Exclusive: Costain chief executive Andrew Wyllie has insisted he has no regrets about standing firm in his May Gurney valuation, after Costain was outbid by Kier for the support services company.
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Skanska steers clear of 'big shocks' to hold 3% margin
Supporting the supply chain and a rigorous risk management approach is helping Skanska steer clear of any “big shocks” while returning a 3 per cent margin, its chief executive has said.
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Costain chief: We won't slow down on acquisitions
Exclusive: Costain chief executive Andrew Wyllie has insisted he has no regrets about standing firm in his May Gurney valuation, after Costain was outbid by Kier for the support services company.
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Skanska steers clear of 'big shocks' to hold 3% margin
Supporting the supply chain and a rigorous risk management approach is helping Skanska steer clear of any “big shocks” while returning a 3 per cent margin, its chief executive has said.
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EFA to procure body to raise finance for new schools
BFE latest: Private finance ‘aggregator’ to be set up to fund £1.75bn PF2 school programme
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Aecom profit rises 10% in Q2
Parent company of Davis Langdon posts solid second quarter results
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Hochtief sells airports unit for €1.1bn
Germany’s largest builder finally disposes of assets including the terminals at Athens and Budapest, having failed to spin off the business
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Skanska UK reports first quarter results
Contractor books £260m revenue and £7.5m operating profit
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Mace appoints three from Davis Langdon
Mace has announced three new members of its cost consultancy business, with three appointments from Davis Langdon.
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Mace appoints three from Davis Langdon
Mace has announced three new members of its cost consultancy business, with three appointments from Davis Langdon.
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Gateshead £350m housing scheme goes to planners
The first phase of a £350 million housing project on Tyneside involving Galliford Try has been submitted to planners in Gateshead.
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The Bottom Line:If Mr Cable has his way...
"If Mr Cable had his way, all the big banks would be broken up and bonuses would be virtually eliminated - a sure-fire way in my view of guaranteeing an end to the UK’s ability to compete as an international financial centre. Let’s not forget that this is a man who is on record as saying that everyone who works in a bank has an ‘aristocratic lifestyle’ clearly demonstrating his lack of understanding of the sector." A tough line on bankers’ bonuses could make a brain drain of financial talent a distinct possibility, warns Paul Marsden. Read more