All Finance articles – Page 156
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NewsKeepmoat records £50m loss due to interest on debt
Social housing firm suffers accounting loss because of £117m interest charge on debt
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NewsExperian to downgrade forecasts for 2012 output
Forecasting firm says pessimism is due to impact of negative sentiment in wake of euro crisis
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NewsDriver Group recruits 15 staff from fallen rival GF Partnership
GF Partnership went into administration in July
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NewsMouchel shares dive as accounts delayed
Further turmoil as firm says banking covenants will be breached and chair is latest to resign
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NewsScottish construction confidence takes a dive
Scottish Building Federation blames SNP spending review
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NewsRICS reports 'flat' housing market
House prices continuing to fall as autumn bounce fails to kick in
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NewsMouchel open to serious takeover approaches
Auditor KPMG set to be called in to investigate accounting error
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NewsGleeds buys New York consultant to target US
Firm wants to generate half of its business from international work within three years and will use acquisition to target New York fit-out market
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NewsCarillion boss 'optimistic' for PFI
Howson believes it will ‘allowed the government to take forward more schemes’
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NewsMouchel boss quits over £8m accounts black hole
Chief executive Richard Cuthbert resigns with immediate effect after company issues profit warning
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NewsWS Atkins sells UK Asset Management business
Sodexo buys property management services business for £5.5m
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Grainger agrees new debt facilities
New deals bring total debt agreed by the group over the last eight months to around £1.2bn
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NewsLend Lease sells PPP projects for £30m
Three schemes sold including Central Manchester University Hospital and Lancashire BSF
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NewsCarillion inks £670m of new work
Contractor says trading in challenging market is in line with expectations
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NewsGovernment business hotline condemned as a ‘gimmick’
Plan to assign large firms a ministerial ‘buddy’ are criticised
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CommentEconomic crisis: The battle for Britain
The business secretary reckons we face a crisis that is the economic equivalent of war. Shame then that politicians have all but surrendered our future to the pluck of bankers
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NewsExtent of industry's financial woes laid bare by survey
Building’s CEO White Paper reveals clients ‘often’ pay late and banks are unwilling to give loans