Sep
2007
Articles from 17th Sep 2007
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Companies sign up for Brazilian mission
Sep 17 2007 | Business News
THE land of free-flowing football and the samba beat could soon become the land of opportunity for businesses in the region. Read
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TTE reaches a new high as students take plunge
Sep 17 2007 | Business News
The TTE Technical Training Group is celebrating its largest intake of students in its 15 year history. Read
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Nostalgia transfer to Dubai
Sep 17 2007 | Business News
REPLICA football shirt firm Toffs has announced plans to expand its reach to the Gulf by opening several stores in Dubai. Read
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Planning bid for new plant
Sep 17 2007 | Business News
A TEESSIDE chemical company, which earlier this year said it may invest £200m locally in a new plant, has applied for planning permission for the project. Read
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Green light for £300m container terminal
Sep 17 2007 | Business News
MIDDLESBROUGH-BASED PD Ports today announced it had taken a major step forward in its plans to build a £300m deep sea container terminal at Teesport. Read
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Rules set to take toll
Sep 17 2007 | Business News
THREE-QUARTERS of entrepreneurs in the North-east expect the regulatory environment for small and medium-sized firms to become more burdensome over the next three years, according to new research. Read
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Effect of interest rates on retailers to be seen
Sep 17 2007 | Business News
THE impact of higher mortgage rates will be seen this week as investors are due to hear from a number of retailers, including B&Q owner Kingfisher. Read
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Pension shadow looms over Sainsbury’s deal
Sep 17 2007 | Business News
SUPERMARKET giant Sainsbury’s is expected to open its books to Qatari-backed suitor Delta Two this week, but the £10.6bn deal could flounder on a pension deficit “poison pill”. Read
