Jul 02 2012 | Business Interviews
PUSHING ideas has taken Paul Smith to the other side of the world and to becoming an author and digital industry guru. Read
Jul 02 2012 | Farming News
DAIRY giant Robert Wiseman is cutting the price paid to farmers by 1.7p per litre (ppl) of milk from the start of August. Read
Jul 02 2012 | Farming News
PIG farm performance has improved in the North, according to organisers of the British Pig Executive's (Bpex) practical management and leadership course. Read
Jul 02 2012 | Comment
LIKE many, the TUC was disappointed the Government decided to abolish much of the regional government agency infrastructure in the latest ‘bonfire of the quangos’. Read
Jul 02 2012 | Comment
IN LIGHT of the recent volatility in world equity markets, it is no wonder that investors may be feeling a little anxious about their share portfolios. Read
Jul 02 2012 | National Business News
MARCUS Agius is to step down as chairman of Barclays, the bank confirmed today, in the wake of the rate-rigging scandal. Read
Jul 02 2012 | Business News
AWARD-WINNING fudge maker Michael Goodchild says he’s now looking to take his Teesside firm to the next level after scooping a national title. Read
Jul 02 2012 | Business News
A GOVERNMENT minister has seen first hand the impact investment in Teesside’s process sector is having. Read
Jul 02 2012 | Business News
DARLINGTON’S Cornmill Shopping Centre has added another store to its collection, as a new retailer opened its doors to customers. Read
Jul 02 2012 | Business News
THE Newcastle private equity company trying to take over a major chain of Australian department stores has withdrawn its bid. Read
Jul 02 2012 | Business News
THE proportion of people planning to take their first step on the property ladder in the coming months has risen to its highest level in at least two-and-a-half years, despite the "minefield" of difficulties they face, a study suggested today. Read
Jul 02 2012 | Business News
EMBATTLED insurance giant Aviva is this week expected to announce proposals to shut or sell a raft of divisions as part of a major turnaround plan. Read
Jul 02 2012 | Business News
LIFE sciences company Immunodiagnostic Systems Holdings (IDS) has unveiled its new chief executive, just days after issuing its results and revealing that Ian Cookson has left the role by 'mutual agreement'. Read
Jul 02 2012 | Business News
A PIPELINE repair company is looking to tackle new markets with the help of a £700,000 shot in the arm. Read
Jul 02 2012 | Business News
A COUNTY Durham manufacturer that creates outdoor furniture from recycled plastic has just completed a project for Virgin Atlantic. Read
Jul 02 2012 | Business News
VIDEO marketing firm Anson Corporate Media has launched a new scheme in which the cost of a video depends on how far it spreads online. Read
Jul 02 2012 | Business News
DOCUMENT management firm Cleardata says it hopes to expand by at least 35% over the next year, thanks to increased interest in its scanning, archiving and software services. Read
Jul 02 2012 | Business News
HOUSEBUILDER Persimmon will offer the latest update on the UK housing market this week, while home shopping company N Brown and Whitworths parent Real Good Food also provide figures. Read
Jul 02 2012 | Marts Prices
Calves: There was an entry of 284 calves forward with all calves seeing a lift from the previous week. A top price of £490 was achieved from Messrs M & K Palmer, Grange Farm, Flimby, Maryport for a superb Limousin x bull calf. All black and white calves saw a jump in trade with plenty of buyers going away empty handed. Read
Jul 02 2012 | Small Business
A FIRM of architects has turned part of its headquarters into space for small businesses and has already attracted seven tenants. Read
Jul 02 2012 | Small Business
A HUSBAND-AND-WIFE team best known for their family bakery's pies are expanding their sideline of eco-friendly travel products. Read