Sep
2008
Articles from 24th Sep 2008
-
Funding dilemma for green sector
Sep 24 2008 | Business News
THE head of the region's Centre for Process Industries (CPI) has raised concerns over a possible lack of funding to tackle green issues in the future. Read
-
Staff fear for job security
Sep 24 2008 | Business News
ALMOST two-thirds of Teessiders fear their jobs are under threat from the financial crisis, an nebusiness survey has revealed. Read
-
NOF Energy set to ramp up nuclear presence
Sep 24 2008 | Business News
NOF ENERGY, the sector group representing Teesside companies in the energy supply chain, said today it was ramping up its presence in the nuclear sector. Read
-
Huge response to festival
Sep 24 2008 | Business News
ORGANISERS OF Teesside’s annual A Taste Of Africa festival have reported an overwhelming response from businesses and organisations. Read
-
Kim’s Spain move sure to work
Sep 24 2008 | Business News
THE unsettling experience of moving to another country is being made easier for Kim Lindsay who will continue to work for her Tyneside boss when she is living in Majorca. Read
-
Chemical plant sheds 24 jobs
Sep 24 2008 | Business News
THE axing of a quarter of the workforce of a Tyneside chemical plant may help secure its future as a US multinational waits in the wings to take it over. Read
-
Fuelling success from beer to petrol
Sep 24 2008 | Business News
BEER monitoring company Brulines will attempt to repeat its success on petrol station forecourts across the UK after swooping on a smaller North East company. Read
-
Firms really going for growth in North
Sep 24 2008 | Business News
TODAY is the day we reveal the businesses who have made it into Ward Hadaway’s Fastest 50 for 2008 – the comprehensive list of the North East’s fastest-growing businesses. Read
-
No Eastern promise, but more Japanese investment possible
Sep 24 2008 | Business News
WHEN Japanese car manufacturer Nissan chose Sunderland as its new home in the 1980s, it was the start of a relationship that would bring over 5,000 jobs to the region and pump millions of pounds into the North East economy. Read
-
Bank giant backs prestigious award
Sep 24 2008 | Business News
BANKING giant Lloyds TSB has given its backing to the prestigious competition to recognise the achievements of the North East’s best business executives. Read
-
Nomura steps in to save UK bank jobs
Sep 24 2008 | Business News
JAPANESE bank Nomura has stepped in to buy two European arms of bankrupt Lehman Brothers in a move which could safeguard thousands of jobs. Read
-
Bank workers saddle up to raise cash for cancer charities
Sep 24 2008 | Business News
ATEAM from Newcastle’s Swedish bank, Handelsbanken, together with eight professional colleagues and associates, took to their bikes for charity recently and have managed to raise over £12k. Read
-
Visitors to Teesside up by 34%
Sep 24 2008 | Evening Gazette Business News
TEES Valley is becoming a hot spot for visitors according to latest figures. Read
-
Latest Tees Valley business news
Sep 24 2008 | Evening Gazette Business News
TEES VALLEY is becoming a 'hot' spot for visitors; RECONCILING the competing demands for funds from renewable energy is the heart of the green energy debate says Teesside's CPI; NOF ENERGY said today it was ramping up its presence in the nuclear sector. Read
