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Articles from 13th Mar 2009
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Search is backed
Mar 13 2009 | Archive
TEES Valley entrepreneurs are backing the search to find new stars to follow in their footsteps. Read
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Clientwranglekills offgamers
Mar 13 2009 | Archive
MIDDESBROUGH video games firm Atomic Planet Entertainment (APE) has been forced into liquidation following a cash wrangle with a major client. Read
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Wether-ing storm
Mar 13 2009 | Archive
THE BOSS of cheap pub and grub chain Wetherspoons said today that its North-east estate was weathering the storm in the offtrade but called on the government to “leave the industry in peace. Read
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Rate setter’s gloom
Mar 13 2009 | Archive
THE UK’s current recession is “very likely” to be worse than that of the early 1990s, a Bank of England rate-setter has said. Kate Barker, a member of the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) gave the warning at a speech to businesses last night. The UK economy shrank by 2.5% between mid-1990 and 1991. Ms Barker said: “It seems very likely that the loss of output in this recession will exceed that of the early 1990s.” The prediction leaves the UK on course for its worst contraction since the early 1980s, when output fell 6%. Read
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Cash is still there for Tees Valley’s growth firms
Mar 13 2009 | Archive
FUNDS are still available for Britain’s small businesses from the battered banking sector, according to some Tees Valley bosses. Read
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Sun is rising on DigitalCity hopes
Mar 13 2009 | Archive
TEESSIDE’s emerging digital industry has received a major boost from Japanese dealmakers. Read
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Cummins take title
Mar 13 2009 | Archive
A DARLINGTON company is today celebrating success at the nebusiness awards. Read
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New recruits broaden appeal
Mar 13 2009 | Archive
CREATIVE agency Calm Asylum has changed the face of its business with the appointment of three new employees. Read
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Former actress takes on a leading role
Mar 13 2009 | Archive
A FORMER actress and West End theatre manager has joined Northern Print, the North East centre for contemporary printmaking, as its operations manager. Read
