All Finance articles – Page 260
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NewsPidgley and Ronson blame banks for housebuilder debt
Chief executives warn recovery may take years following ‘greed driven’ culture of excessive lending
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Baqus says downturn will help two-acquisitions-a-year plan
Listed consultant Baqus has said the credit crunch will help its acquisition plans
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NewsPersimmon confident of lenders’ support
Persimmon has said lenders will take a supportive stance during refinancing talks next year despite the market downturn, writes Tom Bill.
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NewsCredit crunch spreads to medium-sized housebuilders
£254m-turnover David McLean is pushed under by £100m debts, joining £131m-turnover Taggart
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News$25bn rescue plan for Hungary
IMF, EU and World Bank pledge aid over 17 months to save nation’s economy
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NewsUS markets leap on hope of interest cut
Upbeat trading across the globe follows speculation that central banks are about to cut rates
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NewsKier merges divisions to form FM business
New facilities management business will be known as Kier Facilities Services
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NewsBuilding launches business blog
Financial blog features news, gossip and up-to-date share prices for over 30 construction stocks
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NewsDavid McLean goes into administration
The contractor arm of the £130m-turnover developer is to close while the housebuilding division goes up for sale
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NewsCyril Sweett and Miller seal £80m Scottish PPP
The e4i group reaches financial close on school scheme for Inverclyde Council
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NewsPersimmon hit by £600m writedown
Further deterioration in market forces Persimmon to writedown land for second time this year
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NewsRecession will hit the UK
As the economy shrinks for the first time in 16 years and shares plummet, recession is a certainty
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NewsBonus bonanza for Wolseley bosses
Profit plunge and 10,000 job losses fail to dent executives' pay
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Problem contracts reduce Styles & Wood’s profit to nil
Ivan McKeever, chief executive of retail fit-out specialist Styles & Wood, has said the group will break even in 2008 as a result of margin shortfalls on projects completed last year.
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McBains Cooper goes global
Consultant McBains Cooper has launched a global division after opening two offices in South America.
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Banks pledge to help small firms
Bankers set out proposals for supporting small businesses through the downturn
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Plant hire division rescued at Northants firm
Jobs saved after administrators of Mainland Construction Group find buyer for division
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NewsAukett steeled for possible project 'funding issues'
International architect predicts results in line with expectations after making provision for possible credit crunch-related problems
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NewsWolseley cuts 3,000 more US jobs
Materials firm's job losses since 2006 market peak now total 10,600