All Finance articles – Page 264
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NewsFinancial markets fail to rally
Shares keep falling as bailout package for US economy makes little impact
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NewsPochin profit plunges 80%
Without joint ventures and associates the firm would have made an £1.4m operating loss
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NewsWolseley job cuts keep it in the black
Cost cutting will continue at materials firm as housebuilding crisis knocks 77% off profit
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NewsAiling Ennstone in takeover talks with Marwyn Materials
Informal approach made following share price collapse and announced departure of chairman
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Contractors suffer salary squeeze as market ebbs
Salary rises diminish across the board and some staff suffer falls as downturn hits contracting sector
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NewsPidgley calls on Brown to ‘do something positive’
Berkeley boss predicts Lehman collapse will hit buyer confidence and calls for interest rate cut
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UK brick production hits ‘catastrophic’ low
Brick production in the UK is likely to sink below 2 billion bricks this year for what is believed to be the first time since the forties.
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NewsWYG asking price ‘too high’
Lawrie Haynes, chief executive of White Young Green, has hinted that last month’s takeover talks failed because the bidder for the group failed to meet his asking price
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NewsIndustry braces itself against shock wave as bombshells hit financial system
Turmoil on Wall Street and run on HBOS set to hit UK construction market
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Carillion tops leader board with 2012 media centre win
Business barometer — £350m Olympic job was one of 36 deals secured by contractor in August
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NewsSources claim Barratt is safe from breaching covenants
Housebuilder said to be 'comfortable' with new deal despite City speculation
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NewsSir Bob Kerslake: HBOS deal could hit mortgage lending
Head of housing superquango talks of 'critical role' HBOS has in UK housing industry
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Middle East housing boom quadruples turnover at Panceltica
Steel specialist benefits from huge demand for housing as turnover reaches $156.3m
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NewsBank of England joins £100bn move to prop up money markets
Central banks including US Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan act to inject liquidity into international markets
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NewsCity dismisses Redrow buyout rumour
Prospect of housebuilder being sold to rival is ruled out despite recent surge in its share price
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NewsKier's profit slumps 18%
Contractor suffers after land writedowns and restructuring cost more than £40m
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NewsLloyds TSB seals £12bn rescue deal with HBOS
Government pledges to ensure that UK competition law does not block merger
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NewsBank of England extends scheme to boost mortgage lending
Lenders welcome decision to continue special liquidity scheme to January
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NewsExperts predict more pain for construction industry
Economists and industry leaders in gloomy mood at Building's Future Forecasting seminar