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Internet project to aid businesses in Northumberland

BUSINESSES across Northumberland are set to benefit from a £5.4m superfast broadband project aimed at developing a thriving digital economy following European investment.Read

Rob Cameron adds new Newcastle city venue to portfolio

NIGHTCLUB operator Rob Cameron has added another Newcastle city venue to his portfolio.Read

Accountancy giant KPMG at centre of inquiry

ACCOUNTANCY giant KPMG is facing a potential investigation over the audit work that gave HBOS a clean bill of health in the run-up to its collapse.Read

Cold weather hits Halfords but company positive

COLD weather sent bicycle sales tumbling at Halfords but boosted sales of de-icer and screenwash, allowing the retailer to maintain positive momentum for the year.Read

700 jobs are under threat at supermarket Morrisons

NEARLY 700 jobs are at risk at Morrisons as the supermarket cuts costs after a fall in annual profits.Read

Solutions Recruitment calls on experts for advice

FAST-growing Solutions Recruitment brought together a top team of corporate finance advisers and funders from the North East to help advise on and deliver its recent fundraising and refinancing deal.Read

40 years of help to charities

ONE of Newcastle’s most iconic office developments is celebrating 40 years of providing affordable space for charities and not for profit organisations.Read

Legal firm supports academy conversion

LAW firm Ward Hadaway has advised on a complicated academy conversion in London.Read

US deal to supply whisky

SUNDERLAND businessman John McDonough has secured a deal which will see the single malt - Spey Whisky - sold in the US for the first time since 1920’s prohibition.Read

Lawyers appointed by agency

FOLLOWING a rigorous competitive tendering procedure, leading law firm Dickinson Dees has been appointed to the Government Procurement Service Legal Services Framework.Read

North Shields firm Lockpoint helps war against cash machine criminals

A NORTH East company is profiting by helping to win the war against criminals who target cash machines.Read

Two-speed market for labour is emerging in the North of England

PERMANENT staff placements in the North of England rose during March for the seventh month running, although the pace of the growth slowed.Read

Newcastle upon Tyne Law Society unveils its new president

HELEN Ager has been elected as the new president of Newcastle upon Tyne Law Society.Read

Sunderland Software City sets out plans for North East growth

SUNDERLAND Software City set out ambitious plans to accelerate the growth of the North East’s software industry at an event at 10 Downing Street.Read

Marmalade-maker's new recipe to honour Flodden historic battle

AWARD-winning marmalade-maker Lynne Allan, who runs Lady Waterford Preserves as part of The Old Dairy in Ford, has gone back in history 500 years to create a special Flodden marmalade to commemorate the famous battle which took place in 1513.Read

£400m expected from sale of Noble Foods

THE UK's biggest egg supplier is being primed for sale with an expected £400m price tag.Read

BT boss blasts 'copper luddite' critics

THE head of BT has defended the telecoms giant against claims it is being unfairly propped up by the Government to roll out fibre broadband across the country.Read

UK sales grow slowly as weather chills high street shoppers

THE contrasting fortunes of Britain’s retailers have been highlighted after the coldest March in 50 years froze sales of clothing and footwear, but boosted demand for food and drink.Read

Small businesses kept waiting for payments

SMALL to medium-sized businesses (SMEs) in the already hard-pressed North are owed almost twice as much in late payments than their Southern counterparts, according to new research.Read

Investment boost for Gateshead firm Group Horizon

A NEW six-figure investment is set to help a North East training company that specialises in the low-carbon sector underpin and extend its operational footprint right across the UK.Read