Mar
2008
Articles from 26th Mar 2008
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WORK ADVENTURES
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
A TEESSIDE community project is leading the way in filling a skills shortage in the outdoor industry. Read
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CPI chief welcomes Government recognition
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
GOVERNMENT recognition of the world-leading role Teesside plays in stimulating innovation in the process sector has been welcomed by a research chief. Read
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High demand for skill
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
THE managing director of an engineering recruitment firm said skilled workers were flocking back to Teesside as major projects took hold. Read
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Tees steel is hot property
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
RECYCLED Teesside steel has been given a new lease of life in Heathrow Airport’s new Terminal Five complex, which opens for business tomorrow. Read
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Recruitment boss reveals boost to expansion plans
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
Recruitment boss reveals boost to expansion plans Read
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Tyne is beating Aberdeen in subsea sector
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
North East companies are world leaders in subsea oil exploration and make a significant contribution to the regional economy. Peter McCusker reports. Read
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There’s still time to get your entry into awards
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
THERE are just 10 days to go to the closing date for entries into the first North East Deal Awards. Read
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Infrastructure predicted to boom in years ahead
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
SOMETIMES it pays to ignore short-term volatility and focus on the long term. When markets seem to be sound-tracked by The Flight of the Bumblebee, it is worth taking a step back, setting aside sub-prime, credit crunches and structured investment vehicles Read
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Temps help agency recruit more staff
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
A HUSBAND and wife team hope to double the turnover of their recruitment company after moving into the lucrative temp market. Read
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Big future ahead for little port
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
THE latest company to arrive at the Port of Sunderland says it opted to go there instead of its busier neighbours so it has room to grow. Read
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Artist pictures herself in Far East
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
A CREATIVE businesswoman is turning her attention to the Far East with the help of a technology centre. Read
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Accent on quality helps supplier double turnover
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
A MEAT supplier has almost doubled its annual turnover to £15m by snapping up a nearby firm and is now close to signing a £2m-a-year deal with supermarket group Asda. Read
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Jobs boost as steel firm signs port deal
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
UP to 40 jobs are expected to be created by a new business which has signed a 25-year lease at the Port of Sunderland. Read
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New dawn should double our oil jobs
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
SURGING oil prices and the voracious global demand for energy is helping fuel a new North East oil boom which is expected to create thousands of jobs and bring millions of pounds into the regional economy. Read
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Training firm deal gives boost to North students
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
STUDENTS in the region could soon access some of the best training facilities in the country after Newcastle College bought a national training business. Read
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High demand for skill
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
THE managing director of an engineering recruitment firm said skilled workers were flocking back to Teesside as major projects took hold. Read
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Car deal for Corus owners to safeguard 16,000 jobs
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
CORUS STEEL’S owners, the family owned Indian firm Tata Group, will take over Land Rover and Jaguar today in a deal worth around £1bn. Read
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Tees steel is hot property
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
RECYCLED Teesside steel has been given a new lease of life in Heathrow Airport’s new Terminal Five complex, which opens for business tomorrow. Read
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Engineering new career chances
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
STUDENTS at Darlington College are being offered fast-track careers in the global metals industry thanks to a Stockton company. Read
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Quality still wins
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
MANUFACTURERS are still reaping the dividends of moving into higher value production despite the growth of low cost markets. Read
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Market stays cheery amid dismal omens
Mar 26 2008 | Business News
PLUNGING consumer confidence and a record fall in US house prices failed to drag down a stock market lift by the UK’s biggest companies yesterday. Read
