All Finance articles – Page 177
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HomeServe customer numbers up 14%
Maintenance firm has 4.8 million customers worldwide, with 10.9 million insurance policies
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NewsPoor weather to blame for negative construction figures
Figures for fourth quarter of 2010 still better than figures from 2009
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London development led by office rental growth
Office rental growth is driving development activity in London, with supply shortage expected to further this in 2011
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NewsEaga takeover offer boosts share price
Light at the end of the tunnel for Eaga as announcement leads to a rallying of their share price
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NewsActivity revives in January
Improved weather conditions and new business gains contribute to all parts of construction sector recording increase in activity in January
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Bellway reports positive 2011 despite more house price falls
Bellway said this week that trading in the first few weeks of 2011 has been “encouraging” after revealing it has sold 2,322 houses in the first six months of its financial year, which ended 31 January. This is a 3.8% increase on the 2,247 it sold in the same period ...
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NewsCompany failures jump 20% in fourth quarter of 2010
Small firms hit hardest as severe weather pushes them over the edge, but numbers are below the peak
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NewsDriver Group chairman scoops £250,000 in share sell-off
Consultancy firm gives executives almost three million shares as financial incentive to turn the company around
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NewsSkanska profits flat as revenue falls
Skanska UK revenues fell 17% in 2010 but profits were down just 1.8%.
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NewsUp to £1bn wasted on M25 widening
The Highways Agency mishandled the M25 widening programme, potentially leading to a waste of £1bn, according to the Public Accounts Committee.
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NewsEaga's biggest shareholder would not block takeover
The Eaga Partnership Trust said it would review any take over in the interests of its beneficiaries
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Bellway house sales up 3.8% in first half
Bellway house sales are up 3.8% as average selling prices climb 8%.
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Henry Boot wipes out debt with £33.8m land and develpment sales
Henry Boot has sold the Ayr Central Shopping Centre to raise £33.8m and clear its debts.
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NewsCityWATCH: Mouchel and Costain
Mouchel and circling suitor Costain upped their PR efforts this week, each playing hard to get and trying to appear nonchalant in the pages of national newspapers
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NewsAukett turnover halves as Russia and Middle East slump
Architect expands into Brazil to increase workload after revenues dive in 2010
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Image Styles goes into administration
West Midlands maintenance firm Image Styles has gone into administration, with the loss of 70 jobs. The firm suffered from public sector cutbacks and the lack of work available from local authorities.
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NewsLate payments hit three-year high
New figures from Experian show reversal of trend in final quarter of 2010
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NewsMaterial costs rise outstrips tender prices
Survey shows material costs rose 1.5% more than tender prices in Q3 of 2010
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