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  1. Findings from the Business Factors Index for the final quarter of 2013
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  3. Findings from the Business Factors Index for the final quarter of 2013
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West MidlandsMaritime Transport to operate new £1bn West Midlands InterchangeNew logistics hub will be served by West Coast Main Line and strive to move more freight traffic on the º£½ÇÊÓƵ rail network
Discover a new home for your business: Mandale Group’s new business parks soar in Teesside
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Stockton-based developer brings its Hybrid Industrial Units to Middlesbrough, Stokesley and Eaglescliffe
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News
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165 room hotel and leisure complex will act like a traffic-free ski resort for the Derbyshire Peaks
Commercial Property
£300m site will be a car-free hub – taking guests into the Peaks for biking and hiking, nature, heritage, sport and culture
North Somerset estate agent's Parker's appoints new manager at Backwell office
Appointments
Simon Russell joins the team from Ocean Estate Agents
Retail & High StreetSeasalt reports 'impressive performance' boosted by overseas growth The Cornish fashion brand known for its sustainability values has posted a rise in revenues for the latest financial year
Government could set in a Yorkshire steelworks as debts mount
Industrial
Liberty Steel's Specialty Steels º£½ÇÊÓƵ is facing hearings at an insolvency court
Forest e-bike operator raises prices in London, citing increased borough fees
By City AM
Forest, the e-bike operator recently licensed by Hounslow Council, has announced it is raising its "pay as you go" service fee by 50 per cent to £1.50
Devon housing estate left unfinished and residents in limbo after developer collapse
Housing
The Home Farm scheme, in Exeter's Pinhoe, was nearing completion when Burrington Estates Group fell into administration
Crown producer among speakers at film summit
West Midlands
Left Bank Pictures founder Andy Harries is among confirmed presenters at first World Screen Tourism Summit in Birmingham later this year
John LewisJohn Lewis wants cooler store at Designer Outlet Swindon"The proposed works have no impact upon layout of the store"
How Fire Risk Assessments protect businesses, people and premises
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Walker Fire helps businesses remain prepared, legally compliant, and better protected
Seasalt reports 'impressive performance' boosted by overseas growth
Retail & High Street
The Cornish fashion brand known for its sustainability values has posted a rise in revenues for the latest financial year
Northern exporters weather global trade tensions, survey suggests
Exports
The survey by Manchester Airport owner MAG covers a time of US tariffs but also trade deals with the EU and India
Government could set in a Yorkshire steelworks as debts mount
Industrial
Liberty Steel's Specialty Steels º£½ÇÊÓƵ is facing hearings at an insolvency court
Top Stories
People are missing out on £37,000 because they're too scared to invest in stocks
By City AM
The Moneybox financial confidence index found that savers are becoming increasingly risk-averse, with just 11 per cent of individuals opting to transfer their money from savings to active investments.
Close Brothers shares downgraded despite Supreme Court victory in motor finance case
By City AM
The FTSE 250-listed bank's stock rating was lowered to 'Sector Perform', down from previous 'Outperform' expectations
1,000-bed Hinkley Point C campus near M5 moves step forward
EDF
The construction workforce at the new nuclear power station is expected to reach its peak over the next 18 months
Lucozade and Ribena maker says outlook 'positive' despite climate concerns
By City AM
SB&F has reported a boost in profit but warned over escalating temperatures impacting the business
Starling Bank acquires º£½ÇÊÓƵ fintech Ember to enhance small business services
Banking & Finance
The London-based firm said as part of the takeover, Ember's tax and bookkeeping software will be built into Starling's app and online bank.
FTSE-100 chief executive pay hits record high for third year running
Finance
On average, the bosses of Britain's largest firms were paid 122 times the salary of a full-time º£½ÇÊÓƵ worker, the report found
Close Brothers shares fall as analysts downgrade despite motor finance court victory
By City AM
Close Brothers shares have taken a hit despite the bank's motor finance win at the Supreme Court last month
Dr Martens turnaround is in full swing, says City broker
By City AM
Dr Martens, the boot company, has been in the doldrums for years, but a new strategy has sparked hopes of a recovery - and City analysts are starting to get on board
º£½ÇÊÓƵ pub closures in first half of 2025 'heartbreaking' as cost pressures bite
By City AM
A combination of rising costs and tax hikes are taking their toll on the sector
Hovis and Kingsmill merger agreed as two of º£½ÇÊÓƵ's biggest breadmakers join forces
By City AM
The owner of Kingsmill has agreed a deal with investment firm Endless, which owns Hovis, to acquire the popular bread brand after months of talks
How Notting Hill Carnival became one of the º£½ÇÊÓƵ's biggest cultural events
Black Communities
The first carnival took place in 1966, just a few years after race riots tore through the area
Thames Water bankruptcy fears mount as bailout rumours swirl
By City AM
Thames Water faces a race against time to avoid collapse