All Finance articles – Page 164
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NewsTaylor Wimpey embraces localism
Housebuilder says it has started intensive training programme to benefit from planning upheaval
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NewsCostain increases banking facilities to £435m
Contractor now has £500m to spend on acquisition targets
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NewsMinerva accepts £203m takeover bid
Board recommends 120.5p per share offer by Jupiter Properties
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NewsSt Katherine's Docks to be refurbished after £156m deal
Max Property Group buys central London’s only marina
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NewsConstruction figures up slightly from first forecast
First quarter of the year saw output fall less than first thought, but confidence is still low
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NewsRok pension has £90m black hole
Former employees of the collapsed contractor hit by new revelation
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NewsVinci to buy ground engineer Roger Bullivant
Founder says he will now focus on delivering 2,200 Drakelow Park development
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NewsSME profile: Hill Holdings
’We didn’t develop these skills overnight’: Hill Holdings chief executive reveals how his small housebuilding firm is catching up with bigger players
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Export orders surge for SAS
The manufacturer grew turnover by 9.3%, with export orders increasing 127%
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NewsONS: construction firms are failing to provide output data
Statistics body says some companies may be supplying new orders instead of output figures
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NewsEC Harris in merger talks ahead of flotation
Chief executive confirms company has held talks with ’a number’ of firms amid pressure to expand
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NewsAtkins’ profit jumps 7.5% as it moves into growing markets
The firm was particularly successful in the Middle East
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NewsWYG to raise £30m in debt-for-equity plan
Chief executive Hamer says move will stabilise the company after £29m pre-tax loss
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Places for People raises £140m from small investors
The organisation had strong demand from investors for its retail bond issue
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NewsAukett's losses triple in 'depressed' market
Architect reports falling half year revenue but says profits will return
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NewsSupermarkets lead the way in retail growth
High inflation and low wages are keeping customers out of the shops