All Finance articles – Page 312
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McCarthy & Stone chairman retires
Keith Lovelock has retired as chairman of McCarthy & Stone, the country’s biggest retirement housebuilder.
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Profit at Terry Farrell drops 33% after ‘challenging year’
Architect refuses to comment but directors’ report blames slow planning system for delays
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Profit at Terry Farrell drops 33% after ‘challenging year’
Architect refuses to comment but directors’ report blames slow planning system for delays
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Pegasus on sale for £100m
Peter Askew, chief executive of Pegasus Retirement Homes, has put the company on the market for an estimated £100m.
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NewsLyons Inquiry: business levies could subsidise Crossrail
Government's Lyons Inquiry says local business levies could fund big infrastructure projects such as Crossrail
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NewsBrown cuts corporation tax in final budget
Headline measures include 2p cut in income tax and stamp duty exemption for zero carbon homes built before 2012
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NewsHenry Boot report 35% rise in profits
Property division boost full year results after investing £27m in schemes
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Atkins buys Advantage Business Group
Defence group will be integrated in Atkin's design and engineering business
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NewsFull order book at Kier as profit jumps 28%
Strong performance in property and support services lifts interim profit to £36.2m
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Key staff leave Treasury PFI unit
Three important members of staff will leave the Treasury’s private finance unit in the next two months, fuelling fears that the team behind PFI policy will lose its most talented members.
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Costs and delays deter PFI bidders
Firms are bidding for fewer PFI projects because of costs and delays, says a National Audit Office report.
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Amec and Costain hit by multimillion-pound losses
Contractors post losses of £109m and £62m respectively following last year’s writedowns
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NewsBRE unveils five-year plan to double turnover to £80m
Surprise expansion programme to include restructuring, organic growth and acquisitions
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NewsInterserve takes £43m hit after financial scandal
Support services firm to stay in industrial market despite taking hit over ‘financial irregularities’
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Costain hit by £61.7m pre-tax loss
Loss follows £50m writedown after project delays and disputed claims
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NewsInterserve suffers £43m hit
Financial irregularities in industrial services division contribute towards huge fall in pre-tax profit
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NewsCostain makes redundancies following £50m hit
Memo reveals contractor is reviewing its building division and has set redundancy criteria
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NewsT Clarke profits drop 23%
M&E contractor makes management changes following profit loss in 2006