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Rok boss fury at £6.4m loss
Rok boss Garvis Snook said he was “furious” after repeatedly being assured that a division which eventually suffered a £6.4m loss was doing fine
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£5.7m of bad foreign debt hits Waterman share price
Engineering and environmental consultant Waterman has said it will be hit by up to £5.7m of bad debt in 2010
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NewsUrban Splash loses £10.3m after ‘tough’ year
Developer Urban Splash lost £10.3m during “another tough” year, which has forced it to keep sitting on several mothballed sites
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High price for Gladedale rescue
Housebuilder Gladedale incurred costs of almost £30m in the restructuring deal its banks did to save it, according to its end-of-year accounts
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Former Crosby chairman latest departure from Lend Lease
Geoffrey Hutchinson stands down from his non-executive position
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NewsFoster masterplan in West Kowloon: Water music
Foster + Partners has revealed its masterplan for the West Kowloon Cultural District of Hong Kong
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NewsDispute on Dubai's Burj causes fit-out firm loss
UAE interiors specialist blames £18m H2 loss on claim relating to world’s tallest tower
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NewsArchial shares plummet 64% after profit warning
Architect in talks with banks over paying tax bill as revenue and profit fall below expectations
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FeaturesFirst Impressions: Kapoor’s Orbit for London 2012
Kingston student asks: Is it sculpture, architecture or sculptecture?
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Underground Journeys - Until 3 April 2011
An exhibition of Charles Holden’s designs for London Transport
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Karsan Vaghani: Universities don't need iconic buildings any more
Higher education cuts mean the priorities for university estates is changing and value for money is now key
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NewsCapita Symonds sponsors Bristol Rugby
Sponsorship sees Capita branding on team’s home and away shirt
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NewsCapita Symonds opens new York office
Consultant announces its ambitions to expand in North Yorkshire
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NewsNew York backs new skyscraper
Planning permission given for 363 meter tower despite opposition from Empire State Building’s owner
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NewsJohn Rowan posts £6.79m rise in turnover
SME consultant warns many contracts were reliant on threatened public sector spending
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NewsStyles & Wood predicts return to profit this year
Fit-out firm reports on healthiest month for two years and says it’s optimistic about the future
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NewsNorth Midland's utilities work helps push profit up 49%
Contractor’s pre-tax profit soars to £2m as volumn of work from telecommunications increases
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NewsCarillion improves margins and ups profit by 17%
Contractor reaps benefit of focusing on higher margin support services work rather than construction
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NewsHenry Boot back in the black with £9m profit
Property and construction firm reverses last year’s £20m loss but not without cuts
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NewsCrossrail delays awarding tunnelling contracts
Two main tunnelling packages have been put back from mid-2010 until 2011