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Great Birmingham Run Business Challenge: Full list of companies taking part
Economic Development
Every team that has entered 12 or more employees will receive their own personalised company engraved plaque
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Police consider ban on super-strength alcohol
Economic Development
Voluntary ban considered after similar schemes  credited with dramatically slashing alcohol-related street crime else where
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Law firm toasts Purity expansion
Professional Services
New brewhouse opened this week after advice from Midland firm
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Rustenberg "SWB" 2011 (Stellenbosch, South Africa)
Retail & Consumer
Richard Saxton gives his view on the Rustenberg "SWB" 2011 from South Africa.
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Co-op announces record sales of nearly £1bn
Economic Development
A community retailer has announced record annual gross sales of almost £1 billion, an increase of 20 per cent on the previous year.
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Co-op breaks records with sales approaching £1 billion
Economic Development
The Midcounties Co-operative has announced record annual gross sales of almost £1 billion, an increase of 20 per cent on the previous year.
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Midlands Co-op sees profits rise despite closure of home and fashion business
Economic Development
The Midlands Co-Operative Society has announced another rise in profits in its year end results to January.
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Inside the city meat lab keeping horses at bay
Economic Development
A Birmingham laboratory is pioneering work to ensure that horse meat is kept off shop shelves.
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Theatre Fever aims to leave Midlands audiences hot and bothered
Retail & Consumer
Theatre Fever is aiming to leave audiences hot and bothered. Marion McMullen finds out why the region's blazing art scene is super-cool.
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Rich List 2013: No.=35 - Charles Clowes (£152m)
Economic Development
Its been another busy year for Charles Clowes’ Derbyshire-based Clowes Developments as it continues to develop its commercial, industrial and residential sites.
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Union plea on Birmingham Hovis factory falls on deaf ears
Economic Development
A union bid to save 600 bakery jobs in Birmingham by renegotiating pay levels and shift patterns has fallen on deaf ears.
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