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Economic Development

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Tamlyn JonesBusiness Reporter

18:00, 21 JAN 2015
Updated19:01, 21 JAN 2015

Graph shows top 20 clubs in 2013/14 based on revenue in €m1 of 8
Clubs, ranked in positions 21-30, for 2013/14 based on revenue in €m. Aston Villa are in 22nd spot and Stoke City are in 30th2 of 8
Top 20 clubs comparing 2013/14 and 2012/13 based on revenue in €m3 of 8
Graph shows increasing revenue growth of clubs in €m between 2003/04 and 2013/14. Aston Villa were ranked in 20th spot in 2003/04 and 2009/104 of 8
Top ten clubs by revenue streams - matchday, commercial and broadcast - in €m in 2013/145 of 8
Locations of top 20 clubs by revenue in €m in 2013/14 - England is top with eight entrants in the countdown6 of 8
Top 20 clubs in 2013/14 based in their social media activity - Facebook likes and Twitter followers7 of 8
Top 17 clubs in 2013/14 based on percentage growth in social media activity compared with the previous year - consistent clubs only8 of 8

North West Decision on Greater Manchester's tallest skyscraper deferred after fiery meeting Councillors have voted to defer the decision to gain more information on several major concerns

North West Decision on Greater Manchester's tallest skyscraper deferred after fiery meeting Councillors have voted to defer the decision to gain more information on several major concerns

Tameside Council welcomes new chief executive

Emma Alexander is currently chief executive of Derbyshire County Council

Work nears completion on 23-storey tower block with sweeping views of Salford

The C2 tower block in Salford will have 196 apartments and a rooftop terrace for residents

Blackpool councillors clash over new holiday let rules that may hurt tourism sector

Rules came into force on April 1, 2023 but are only now resulting in difficulties for businesses

Economic inactivity in North East hits highest levels in more than 20 years

Unemployment in the North East fell to below the national average

North West Decision on Greater Manchester's tallest skyscraper deferred after fiery meeting Councillors have voted to defer the decision to gain more information on several major concerns

Barclays fined and agrees voluntary payment over link to WealthTek

The FCA has fined the bank £3.1m after it failed to do sufficient checks on the firm

Government plans to cut energy costs for thousands of businesses

The proposals are part of Labour's industrial strategy launched last month

Military drone factory to open in South West, creating 100 jobs

German defence company Stark has confirmed it is expanding into the ��Ƶ

Energy Government plans to cut energy costs for thousands of businesses The proposals are part of Labour's industrial strategy launched last month

AI Growth Zones 'could bring billions of pounds to Wales'

Wales hailed for green energy and for 'trove of potential sites'

��Ƶ's most powerful supercomputer comes online

The Bristol-based Isambard-AI machine is expected to help develop new medical cures and tools to cut emissions

Gary Neville's company Buzz 16 returns to profit after flagship show almost doubles in value

The turnaround at The Overlap producer, which was founded by the former footballer, comes after it posted a pre-tax loss in the prior 12 months

Welsh Tories commit to building an M4 relief road in South Wales

Welsh Conservative Shadow Cabinet Secretary for Finance, Transport and Infrastructure, Sam Rowlands, on why the project is needed after being ditched six years ago by the Welsh Government

��Ƶ unemployment rises and wage growth cools following Rachel Reeves' tax hikes

The estimate of employees on the payroll dropped by around 41,000 in June while the unemployment rate grew to 4.7%

Marie Claire owner Future on track as US advertising market improves

The FTSE-250 media group said trading for the three months to 30 June was in line with expectations

JLR cutting up to 500 management roles

Jaguar Land Rover

Jaguar and Range Rover manufacturer says the move is 'part of normal business practice'

Drop off charges at ��Ƶ airports hits record high

A total of 11 airports have hiked their prices since last year with some now charging £1 per minute, according to the RAC

German defence tech firm to open military drone factory in ��Ƶ

German defence company Stark has confirmed it is expanding into the ��Ƶ

Furniture maker rescued from administration, saving 53 jobs

Insolvency and Administration

The company has been operating for nearly half a century

Inflation rise to 3.6% challenges Bank of England rate cut hopes

Retail & Consumer

Inflation rose to 3.6% in June, official figures show - the third month in a row that consumer prices have been above 3%

Thames Water slumps to £1.65bn loss as it prepares for hosepipe ban

Company Results

The utilities company has fallen from a multimillion-pound profit the year before, its annual results show

Huge chain with 280 branches Claire's could close third of stores

The company has appointed advisers

M3.agency expands into South West and North West

Birmingham advertising firm is targeting fresh growth with buyout deal and new office launch

Starling Bank considers US listing in blow to Rachel Reeves' fintech plans

The company's finance chief has said the firm is open to a listing on the US stock market

B&M's sees revenue growth under new CEO Tjeerd Jegen - but shares fall as analysts worry over margin pressures

The FTSE 250 company told markets this morning that overall revenue rose 4.4 per cent to £1.4bn in the 13 weeks to June 28